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Activist investor Elliott urges Toyota Industries shareholders to reject an $18,800 yen buyout offer, calling it undervalued and pushing for a higher price near market value.
Activist investor Elliott Management is urging shareholders of Toyota Industries to reject its $18,800 yen per share buyout offer, proposing instead a higher price near market value, citing the stock’s true worth at over 26,000 yen.
The U.S. hedge fund, holding about 7% of the company, is targeting institutional investors and suppliers backing the deal, which requires two-thirds shareholder approval and currently lacks sufficient support.
Toyota extended its tender offer to March 2 due to weak participation, but maintains its price reflects intrinsic value.
The outcome is seen as a pivotal test for corporate governance reforms in Japan, where regulators aim to end cross-shareholding and improve capital efficiency.
El inversor activista Elliott insta a los accionistas de Toyota Industries a rechazar una oferta de compra de 18.800 yenes, calificándola de infravalorada y presionando por un precio más alto cerca del valor de mercado.