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Wednesday, 20 June 2007, 15:24 GMT 16:24 UK

Companies bid to buy dental giant

Boy has dental treatment An £84.9m offer has been made for Britain's largest dental firm Oasis Healthcare.

The proposal comes from Associated Dental Practices (ADP).

The offer trumps an agreed £76.9m offer for Norwich-based Oasis from private equity firm Duke Street Capital unveiled last week.

ADP, itself the UK's third biggest dental firm, currently owns more than 18% of Oasis and said it would seek a meeting with the company's board.

The firm aims to gain a recommendation for the offer.

The company said a combination of the two businesses would create a dental giant with 190 practices nationwide and a "strong platform" to grow private and NHS business.



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