MILAN (Reuters) - U.S. billionaire Dan Friedkin said on Tuesday he would not pay a premium to AS Roma's minority investors tendering their shares in a mandatory offer which will be launched after the tycoon will secure the control of Italy's Serie A soccer club.
In a statement published upon request of Italy's market regulator Consob, Friedkin said he would offer 0.1165 euros (0.1048 pounds) per share to buy Roma's minority investors' holdings.
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