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30 Sep 2002
Only eight companies came to the stock market in the third quarter of the year, raising just £385m, according to KPMG Corporate Finance,
But the number of management buy-outs has boomed - they have jumped more than £2bn in value between the second and third quarters of this year, with £5.6bn of deals being struck between July and September.
According to the Centre for Managment Buy Out Research, activity had been boosted by by the £1.45bn buy out of Burger King from Diageo, and also included six public to private deals.
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