UK: Matthew Clark negotiates GBP50m credit agreement

By Andy Morton | 27 June 2012

Matthew Clark has announced a three-year credit agreement with Barclays Bank worth GBP50m (US$78m).

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Matthew Clark has announced a three-year credit agreement with Barclays Bank worth GBP50m (US$78m).

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