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Allied's value falls by 30pc in early sales

Shares in Allied Farmers yesterday plunged by more than 30 per cent after the issue of 1.9 billion new shares to former Hanover Finance investors.

Allied Farmer shares plunge after trading halt lifted

Allied Farmers shares plunged 31 per cent, falling 6 cents from 19 cents to 13 cents after a trading halt was lifted at 11.45am.

<i>Liam Dann</i>: It's about ordinary investors

The Hanover investors who grudgingly voted for the Allied Farmers deal probably haven't had time to digest the contents of the capital markets report.

Deal's done - now Hanover investors must wait

Hanover owners Mark Hotchin and Eric Watson copped more stick as investors narrowly voted to approve a share rescue deal.

Size of Allied headache revealed

Hanover investors back debt-for-equity deal but documents show big problems.

Result of Hanover vote on Allied deal expected soon

A result on whether Hanover investors have approved or rejected the Allied Farmers deal is expected this afternoon.

Allied Farmers boss says Hanover vote will be close

Allied Farmers is down to the wire on its deal to acquire the financial assets for $400 million in stock.

<i>Martin Hawes</i>: Allied deal is optimal

<i>Editorial:</i> Art of accepting blame and deflecting heat

Allied's investors vote to buy Hanover

Allied Farmers shareholders yesterday resoundingly endorsed their company's proposed acquisition of Hanover Finance's loan book.

Allied Farmers shareholders approve Hanover plan

Hanover urges investors to think positive

Hanover Finance shareholders have been urged to put aside the company's poor performance and any animoisty towards its directors when they vote on the Alllied Farmers deal.

Jeers for Hotchin as he faces Hanover investors

Watson settles debt to charity - 21 months late

A children's charity has waited almost two years for £600 ($1375) owed by Hanover Finance co-owner Eric Watson.

Allied says it can get more value out of Hanover loan book

Allied Farmers says it is confident it can realise more value in Hanover's loan books than the failed finance company can operating under its moratorium.

Hanover investors told Allied deal is better

Taxpayers to pick up finance sector tab

Gibbs won't comment on Hanover bid report