(Reuters) – THG’s shares surged 27% in early trading on Friday after the e-commerce company rejected a takeover proposal from two investment groups and saw buyout interest from property tycoon Nick Candy. THG had late on Thursday rebuffed a proposal of 170 pence per share from Belerion Capital and King Street Capital Management, saying it undervalued the company. The approach was at a premium of about 46% to the last closing price of THG shares. The company’s stock closed at 116 pence on Thursday, giving it a valuation of 1.42 billion pounds ($1.77 billion). Meanwhile, Candy Ventures – the inv…