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Among them is the power and transmission branch, which could fetch more than 1 billion euros.

Other potential bidders are jockeying for position ahead of an auction of the papers, which could fetch £500m.

The "big four" accountancy firm KPMG has been asked to look into selling Network Rail's electricity assets, which could fetch the indebted state-backed group around £2bn.

G.M.'s initial offering, which could fetch nearly $11 billion, would be among the largest initial public offerings in recent years.

Unilever executives also said that the group was close to a long-expected sale of Bestfoods Baking, which could fetch as much as $1.4 billion.

Music retailer HMV added 4.75p to 110.25p on hopes of an imminent sale of its Japanese business, which could fetch up to £165m.

On Thursday, the prize medal is to be offered by Heritage Auctions, which estimates it could fetch more than $500,000.

Royal Mail has put its former south London mail centre at Nine Elms up for sale, which analysts estimate could fetch up to £662m.

That report, from Reuters on Thursday, came a day after The New York Post pegged Jones Apparel as the "lead contender" for Kate Spade, which it said could fetch "north of $150 million".

The can maker Rexam fell 14.5p to 511.5p as it said it was in talks about buying the plastics division of US group Owen-Illinois, which analysts said could fetch up to $1.8bn.

The group has instructed Christie & Co, the property agent, to sell the 1,054-room Hilton London Metropole and the 794-room Hilton Birmingham Metropole, which analysts believe could fetch a total of as much as 400 million pounds.