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Holidaybreak camping division attracts interest
Wednesday, 20 Mar, 2006
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Holidaybreak today confirmed receiving “several” expressions of interest in acquiring its camping division.
A statement from the European specialist holiday group, with brands such as Eurocamp and Keycamp, said: “Any possible transaction will be considered on the basis of the value created for shareholders.
“If a sale were to go ahead, it is unlikely to be completed for several months.”
The group said a further announcement will be made as and when appropriate.
Report by Phil Davies
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