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wsj_0662_0 | Documents Creation Time: <t31>10/30/89</t31> JAYA TENDER OFFERS, MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS (TNM) Jayark Corp. <ei116>agreed</ei116> to <ei117>pay</ei117> $4 million in cash, $2 million of 12% convertible debentures, and 1.6 million common shares to <ei118>acquire</ei118> closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc. In over-the-counter <ei119>trading</ei119> <t32>Friday</t32>, Jayark was <ei120>quoted</ei120> at 87.5 cents bid , down 15.625 cents. At the market price, the transaction has a total indicated value of $7.4 million. Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc., which imports furniture and other items. David L. Koffman, president and chief executive officer of Jayark, <ei121>holds</ei121> about 40% of Kofcoh, Jayark <ei122>said</ei122>. | [
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"source": "start ei1696",
"target": "end ei1698"
},
{
"relation": ">",
"source": "end ei1695",
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