Sentence examples for revised takeover from inspiring English sources
Clorox Rejects Icahn's Revised Takeover Bid | Clorox said on Tuesday that its board had rejected a revised $10.7 billion takeover bid by Carl C. Icahn, saying that the offer remained inadequate.
DealBook » GrainCorp Rejects Revised Archer Daniels Bid | GrainCorp of Australia has rejected a $2.9 billion revised takeover offer from the Archer Daniels Midland Company, saying the bid undervalued the company.
Guidant Accepts Revised Takeover Offer After Johnson & Johnson Raises Price The battle for control of the Guidant Corporation took a new turn as Johnson & Johnson raised its bid to $23.2 billion and reached a new agreement with Guidant, pre-empting an offer from Boston Scientific.
The fund, the second-biggest shareholder in Xstrata after Glencore, has kept silent on the revised takeover bid.
Ansett Australia has continued accumulating commitments from Hazelton shareholders despite the commission's ruling, but there is no assurance that a revised takeover plan will be approved.
Mr. Davis was originally supposed to become chief executive of the combined company, now known as Glencore Xstrata, but after a revised takeover offer, Glencore's chief, Ivan Glasenberg, took the post.
Tenet Healthcare said on Friday that its board had rejected a revised $3.3 billion takeover offer from Community Health Systems.
Urging a change of rules, the investors argue that they breach the terms of the revised EU takeover directive, which came into force on May 20 and limits protectionist, state-initiated moves.
Clear Channel Communications agreed on Tuesday to a revised $17.9 billion takeover by two private equity firms after settling a long and often acrimonious dispute with the six banks that agreed to finance the deal.
Vince Cable, the deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, said that the deal highlighted the stupidity of a government decision to scrap the public interest test when it revised the takeover code eight years ago.
Exco Resources said on Friday that it had called off efforts to sell itself after a special committee of its board rejected a revised $4 billion takeover bid by the company's chairman and chief executive.
