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New Winn-Dixie Stock Begins Trading

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A market for shares in the reorganized Winn-Dixie has formed, with trading prices indicating market skepticism in the financial projections of the retailer, based here. The "when issued" shares, trading on over-the-counter "pink ...

November 21, 2006

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A market for shares in the reorganized Winn-Dixie has formed, with trading prices indicating market skepticism in the financial projections of the retailer, based here. The "when issued" shares, trading on over-the-counter "pink sheets" under the symbol WINNV, were selling late Monday at $11.40 per share. In its plan of reorganization filed with U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Winn-Dixie valued new shares of its stock at around $15. The court has approved Winn-Dixie's reorganization plan, and the retailer is expected to emerge from bankruptcy protection shortly. Jon Springer

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