AUSTRALIA: Lehmann turns on independent directors
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 25 September 2003
The takeover battle for Barossa Valley wine producer, Peter Lehmann Wines (PLW), has begun to show signs of becoming acrimonious as the company's founder, Peter Lehmann, called for the three directors who backed a counter-bid from Allied Domecq earlier this week to resign.
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The takeover battle for Barossa Valley wine producer, Peter Lehmann Wines (PLW), has begun to show signs of becoming acrimonious as the company's founder, Peter Lehmann, called for the three directors who backed a counter-bid from Allied Domecq earlier this week to resign.
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