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Beretta's Ruger Tender Draws 2.6 Times the Shares It Can Buy

Beretta Holding called its Ruger stake the family-owned group's first participation in a publicly listed company and tied it to expanding Ruger's presence internationally. Instead of buying Ruger outright, Beretta is buying influence in its largest market at a fixed price, without taking on Ruger's factories or its restructuring. Beretta's own words point to its global footprint as the way Ruger grows abroad, which would make a rival group's network a sales channel for an American brand.

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