Enterprise Inns rose 10.5p to 575p on Friday after the company revealed that Landsdowne Partners owned 3.4% of the group.
Traders speculated that the hedge fund had decided to switch out of Yates believing Enterprise to be undervalued.
The Daily Telegraph 03/07/04 page 33 (The Market)
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