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Dell melts in face of investor dissent, ups offer for Class V stock
Dell Technologies has upped the buy price for Class V stock to win support from shareholders that threatened to block the proposed transaction and hinder the company’s return to the US stock market.
The final per share offer is for $120 in cash, subject to an aggregate $14bn cap, or to swap each unit for between 1.5043 and 1.8130 shares of Class C stock in Dell when it lists again.
The previous $109 per share offer – on the table from July – was dismissed by some investors including corporate raider Carl Icahn, who has since vowed to stop the buy saying it low-balled their value and involved the lawyers.
[...] Class V stock, also known by its stock market ticker DVMT, was created in 2016 to help Dell fund its $67bn buy of EMC. It tracks Dell’s stake in VMware but, as the FT pointed out, the share swap alternative means it can be viewed as a proxy for the value of Dell.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday November 23 2018, @04:48AM (2 children)
This is how we Anonymous Cowards get a bad name. What does any of this have to do with Dell?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday November 23 2018, @04:51AM (1 child)
Soylentitled Boomers own Dell stock. What else would you like explained to you, my dear intellectually challenged friend?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday November 23 2018, @04:19PM
I'm a Soylentitled Boomer (and a soiled boomer if I get out of my recliner too fast), and I don't own any Dell stock (or any stocks for that matter).
Perhaps how you can be so wrong so often and still think your opinion is of any value?