Hyundai set for Elliott showdown as it rejects US$6.3 billion payout call

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Hyundai Motor Group on Tuesday rejected demands by U.S. activist investor Elliott Management for a combined 7 trillion won (US$6.3 billion) ...

SEOUL: Hyundai Motor Group on Tuesday rejected demands by U.S. activist investor Elliott Management for a combined 7 trillion won dividend payout and new board members, complicating efforts to revamp South Korea's second-biggest conglomerate.

Elliott, which was not immediately available for comment, had proposed a 2018 dividend of 4.5 trillion won for Hyundai Motor and 2.5 trillion won for auto parts supplier Hyundai Mobis, regulatory filings show.Hyundai will hold an annual shareholders meeting on March 22, when shareholders will vote on dividend and board members.The group is expected to come up with a revised proposal, which is expected to be put to a vote at extraordinary shareholders meeting in April or May, Park said.

Hyundai Mobis also said it would"undermine its future competitiveness" as it needs to invest more than 4 trillion won to develop new vehicles over the next three years. It said it will appoint former Opel Chief Executive Karl-Thomas Neumann, and Brian Jones, co-president at Archegos Capital Management, as outside board directors.

Source: Car News Wire (carnewswire.net)

 

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