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A U.S.-led consortium keeps its $13.2B bid for BlueScope, calling it full and final despite a share buyback reducing its effective value to $29 per share.
A consortium led by SGH, controlled by the Stokes family, and U.S. firm Steel Dynamics maintains its $13.2 billion, $30-per-share offer for Australia’s largest steelmaker, BlueScope, despite the company’s January rejection.
Since then, BlueScope announced a $438 million share buyback, which the bidders say reduces the effective value of their bid to about $29 per share.
The consortium insists its offer remains full and final and is prepared to move on without further negotiation, as BlueScope prepares to release its interim results.
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Un consorcio liderado por los EE.UU. mantiene su oferta de $13.2B para BlueScope, llamándola completa y final a pesar de una recompra de acciones que reduce su valor efectivo a $29 por acción.