Takeover Bid
Coverage of Takeover Bid in the Nexus archive.
- EasyJet pops 14% as airline weighs $7.7 billion rival takeover bid from Apollo
easyJet's stock rose 14% as Apollo and Castlelake submit takeover bids for the budget airline. Apollo's proposed bid is valued at $7.7 billion.
- Easyjet accepts rival takeover bid from US investor Apollo worth £5.7bn
EasyJet has accepted a takeover bid from US investor Apollo worth £5.7 billion. The deal involves a significant financial investment from Apollo, a major US-based investment firm.
- Perpetual Shares Surge as Company Reveals Potential Takeover Bid
Perpetual Ltd.'s shares surged following the company's announcement of a potential takeover bid. The company's logo is displayed in its Sydney offices.
- EasyJet rejects fourth takeover bid from US firm Castlelake - but raises hopes of deal being done
EasyJet has rejected a fourth takeover bid from US firm Castlelake but has raised hopes that a deal could still be finalized. The airline continues to engage in discussions despite the latest rejection.
- EasyJet rejects £4.7bn takeover bid from Castlelake
EasyJet has rejected a £4.7bn takeover bid from Castlelake, a US private credit group, after the airline’s board refused to engage with the offer.
- How UniCredit won support for its lowball Commerzbank bid
UniCredit secured support for its bid to acquire Commerzbank despite it being labeled a lowball offer. Investment banker Andrea Orcel employed tender offer tactics to gain backing in the ongoing 21-month takeover battle.
- Delivery Hero shares rise 10% as rival Uber mulls another takeover bid
Delivery Hero shares increased by 10% after confirming a takeover offer from Uber at €33 per share. The potential bid marks another move by Uber to acquire the delivery company.
- Australian Toll Operator Surges on Takeover Bid at A$7.4 Billion Valuation
An Australian toll operator's valuation surged to A$7.4 billion following a takeover bid. The Chicago Skyway Toll Bridge, mentioned in the article, is a key asset associated with the company.