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Review concludes that company could have been sold for up to 30p more a share, but it involved considerable risk The government could have made £180m more from the £2bn sale of Royal Mail last year but this would have involved “considerable risk”, a report commissioned by business secretary Vince …

Shares in Britain's Royal Mail should have been sold at a higher price when the firm was privatised last year, but the lost revenue was lower than previous estimates, a government-commissioned report concluded. More: continued here