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FINANCIAL NEWS
Untitled Page Published: October 26, 2009



Grubb & Ellis, continued ...

"Upon completion of the transaction, the company will have a much improved balance sheet, with minimal debt obligations and additional working capital to fund our growth initiatives," says Richard W. Pehlke (right), executive vice president and chief financial officer. "This positions us well to build on the strengths of our service and investment capabilities with increased operating flexibility."

Although New York Stock Exchange policy normally requires company shareholder approval to make such a transaction, such approval is not required when the delay of a key transaction would undermine the financial viability of the company in question.

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