DTZ shares almost worthless following debt admission

The property consultancy DTZ has seen its stock market value obliterated after admitting its shares are virtually worthless.

The property consultancy DTZ has seen its stock market value obliterated after admitting its shares are virtually worthless.

The company, which provides building management and sale advice, is trying to sell itself and almost succeeded in organising a deal with BNP Paribas this Summer.

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