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Nasdaq Dubai to sell for $121 million

24 December 2009

Dubai Financial Market (DFM) will buy Nasdaq Dubai for $121 million

Dubai Financial Market (DFM) will buy Nasdaq Dubai for $121 million, Financial Times reports. The company has offered $102 million in cash and 40 million of its shares to Borse Dubai and the Nasdaq OMX Group. The U.S. exchanges operator will also take a 1% stake in...
 

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