NPS has decided to oppose SK Innovation's proposed merger with SK E&S, likely signaling that they will abstain from voting to exercise appraisal rights, given the spread exceeds the 5% threshold.
What is covered in the Full Insight:
Introduction
NPS's Opposition and Implications
Past Cases of Appraisal Rights by NPS
Potential Outcomes and Market Reaction
Conclusion and Trading Considerations
Boomeranged on Tue, 27 Aug 2024 11:32
The merger between SK Innovation and SK E&S was approved at the shareholders' meeting, with a higher-than-expected attendance of nearly 70%. This suggests that the volume of appraisal rights exercises may be low. The stock price is close to the exercise price, reducing NPS's likelihood of exercising. Also, the high attendance suggests minimal cancellation risk for the merger.
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