Sentences with phrase «takeover interest from»

The airline did so after receiving takeover interest from an unnamed party.

Abercrombie & Fitch is working with an investment bank to field takeover interest from other retailers, sources said on Tuesday.

Not exact matches

TDC had said in a statement late Wednesday it had turned down an indicative takeover bid from the consortium, noting «it is not in the best interest of TDC's...

Yes, biopharma M&A drama swept industry observers today as reports emerged that the rare disease drugmaker had rebuffed a $ 62.5 billion takeover bid from Takeda but that Botox maker Allergan was also interested in getting in on the action.

Cigna believes a merger with Anthem would create a health insurance powerhouse, but the Connecticut - based insurer is still rejecting a $ 53.8 billion takeover bid from its larger rival, saying the offer is not in the best interest of shareholders.

Merck, which declined to comment, has seen enough interest from industry buyers, they said, pointing to takeover appetite from emerging markets.

These provisions are not intended to make us immune from takeovers and will apply even if the offer may be considered beneficial by some stockholders, but could delay or prevent an acquisition that our board of directors determines is not in the best interests of our company and our stockholders.

Treasury Wine Estates is attracting interest from other private equity players following Kohlberg Kravis Roberts's $ 3.1 billion takeover bid, made public on Tuesday, with chief Michael Clarke's plans for turning around the troubled winemaker already winning early support from potential bidders.

Last year, Mr Morrison blocked initial offers for the S.Kidman & Co properties citing national interest reasons before approving a joint takeover bid from Gina Rinehart and Gui Guojie's Shanghai CRED.

It's an astonishingly small amount in light of the provocative headlines from the education press and bloggers about private interests in education and union leader talking points about the corporate takeover of public education.

The takeover in Jackson «offers an interesting new model, departing from the more commonly used state takeover approach across dozens of school districts,» Wong said.

Kenneth Wong said the fact that Mississippi's Department of Education has not backed away from its recommendation for a state takeover adds an important and interesting element to this governance model.

That business should also benefit from rising interest rates and cost savings following the takeover by Royal.

It seems from this document (http://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=compulsory%20acquisition%20of%20shares%20south%20africa&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CCUQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ibanet.org%2FDocument%2FDefault.aspx%3FDocumentUid%3D07400673-061B-4098-B527-7F2853F47657&ei=RmvLTvqPBMuJhQeL943MDQ&usg=AFQjCNGjjdLKzyNT5i90Sug8Fltr0U9-Dw&sig2=XOn0LbdAxurjlFse-UQLog) that a 25 % shareholding is enough to block a takeover, so if Total Produce can push its stake up to that level they will safeguard their interests.