Barratt Redrow deal ‘signals sector’s confidence over CMA inquiry’

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Deal worth £2.5bn must be approved by regulators

Barratt’s move to buy rival Redrow in a deal worth £2.5bn could be a signal of confidence about the outcome of a competition inquiry, analysts say. 

The takeover, which would see the creation of a housebuilding giant with a combined turnover of £7.5bn, is subject to approval by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) and comes against the backdrop of an ongoing probe into the sector by the watchdog. 

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