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Soft drinks maker Britvic has agreed to a sweetened takeover bid of 3.28 billion ( $4.2 billion ) from Carlsberg .
The deal agreed offered 1,290 pence per share for Britvic , with a small dividend that gives shareholders 1,315 pence .
Britvic in June refused an improved cash takeover bid from the British soft drinks maker.
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