The prospect of a bidding war for Currys has prompted a rush for its shares.
Currys’ share price leapt by 36.4% to 64¼p on Monday after Chinese e-commerce group after JD.com emerged as a second potential suitor for the retail chain.
Last week Currys rejected a £680m-plus approach from Elliott Advisors.
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