Sentence examples for because it significantly undervalues from inspiring English sources

The London-based chemicals company confirmed it rejected an informal offer of £7.2 billion ($14.3 billion), or £6 a share ($11.88), from Holland-based Akzo because it "significantly undervalues ICI".

(See: "Rio Rallies On BHP Overture") Rio Tinto had turned down the all-share offer on the grounds that it "significantly undervalues Rio Tinto and its prospects".

The Australian brewer once again made clear its opposition to the $10 billion offer, telling shareholders that it "significantly undervalues" the company.

On Thursday morning in Australia, Foster's board said it advised shareholders to reject the offer, saying it "significantly undervalues the company".

The board of Kidde said Friday that it had rejected a tentative takeover bid from United Technologies, saying it significantly undervalues the company.

The management of Potash has opposed the BHP offer, arguing that it significantly undervalued its shares.

Inmarsat said it "significantly undervalued" the company.

Songbird, which has owned Canary Wharf for the last decade, rejected the Qatar Investment Authority's previous £2.2bn bid last month saying it "significantly undervalued" the company.

The British Energy chief defended the £12.4bn deal, which came under renewed attack from some elements of the City, with broker Evolution Securities saying it significantly undervalued the power company.

The fund described the Chinese currency as "moderately" undervalued, as it has for about a year after a long stretch of calling it "significantly" undervalued — a policy maneuver that helped increase China's exports but angered many countries whose goods became relatively less competitive.

The British Energy chief defended the £12.4bn deal, which came under renewed attack from some in the City, with the brokerage Evolution Securities saying that it significantly undervalued the power company.