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Scotia going private

Scotia Group Jamaica Limited (SGJ) is set to become a private company in the coming months as minority shareholders on Wednesday approved an offer by Scotiabank Caribbean Holdings Limited (SCH) to acquire their shares for $63.50 billion (US$397.84 million). The decision was taken at an extraordinary general meeting (EG

Caribbean NewsOct 8, 2026by BY DAVID ROSE Observer business writer davidr@jamaicaobserver.com

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