officially scrapped their all-cash $1.1-billion management buyout offer, ending a fight that turned into a hostile takeover from within and resulted in the resignations of multiple board directors.
Canaccord Genuity’s management team also announced they have agreed to a two-year standstill agreement with the board., backed by chief executive Dan Daviau and board chair David Kassie, in January and set the price at $11.25 per share. At the time Canaccord Genuity’s shares were trading at $8.61 a piece.particularly in the United Kingdom
A few weeks later, the committee formally rejected the takeover offer, saying Canaccord was worth $12.75 and $15.75 per share. The midpoint of that range, $14.25 per share, implied a valuation of $1.42-billion – almost $300-million more than the management group is offering. With the special committee in shatters, Canaccord Genuity appointed new directors to review the management buyout offer. Initially, it appeared that management had a better chance of getting their deal across the finish line, but in early May theyinvolving one of its foreign subsidiaries, without going into specifics.
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