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SEB / Seaboard gets stock buyback proposal from founding Bresky family

Seaboard Corp. SEB, +0.50% said it received a proposal from its founding family to buy back shares, and appointed an independent committee to examine it, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing late Tuesday. Seaboard said its Chair Ellen Bresky and other members of the Bresky family have asked the company to buy back “at least” $600 million in shares held by the Bresky Group. Read More

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Posted: Jul 11 2023, 18:35

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