| Amit 18:13 - May 17 with 2135 views | MickB |
FWIIW. Amit's main interest is in Breedon, building materials company. Apparently his current stake is worth £4,200,000. So in football terms, not a lot. |  | | |  |
| Amit on 22:11 - May 17 with 1825 views | Boston |
We'll...if we ever build a new stadium. |  |
| |
| Amit on 22:26 - May 17 with 1770 views | MrSheen |
The fund managers I work with know Breedon well. He’s non-exec, representing the Mittal family interest (18% held by Cortolina Investments , which owned Britain’s biggest cement works, sold in the course of a merger between Tarmac and Lafarge, and merged later into Breedon). Our guys rate him based on their meetings. |  | | |
| Amit on 08:11 - May 18 with 1379 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| Amit on 22:26 - May 17 by MrSheen |
The fund managers I work with know Breedon well. He’s non-exec, representing the Mittal family interest (18% held by Cortolina Investments , which owned Britain’s biggest cement works, sold in the course of a merger between Tarmac and Lafarge, and merged later into Breedon). Our guys rate him based on their meetings. |
I had a neighbour about eight years ago, who Amit contracted to organise events.
Spoke so highly of Amit, said he was a class act from start to finish, and was clever and as smart as anyone he'd ever dealt with.
Accordingly, when Amit returned to the fold, I was relieved that some intelligence had returned with him. Thus, if correct, I find it so hard to reconcile what my neighbour said, and what was evident in the Four Year Plan film, with him being the bloke who apparently wanted Gaz back. |  |
| |
| Amit on 09:25 - May 18 with 1217 views | MickB |
Cortolina own aporox 18% of Breedon, so worth perhaps £250m.Small change to Amit's father-in-law! I guess Amit's stake as reported is personal. Hard to know these days how committed the wider Mittal family are. | | | |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
