(Reuters) - Shares in the world's top explosives maker fell as much as 2 percent on Monday after some disappointment that the company did not provide stronger justification for rejecting a bid from a consortium led by Bain Capital and Blackstone Group.
Investors saw a 39 percent rise in first-half profit and the forecast of a significantly higher annual profit as cutting the chance of a renewed approach.
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