At the moment, Dell shareholders have two options to dispose of the securities owned by them: to sell them all for $ 13.65 to the company founder Michael Dell and his allies, or vote against the proposal and try to help out more, agreeing to the terms of Charles Aikan, who himself owns 8 , 7% of the company.
Another attempt to attract investors to buy this version was made by Aykanom yesterday. As we know, so far it has offered to buy about 72% of Dell at $ 14 apiece, and the remaining securities to leave in free circulation in the market. According to Aikan, it leaves the possibility for shareholders to capitalize on the growth rate of the company in the future. Apparently, Icahn really believes in the potential growth rate of Dell shares, since it is based on yesterday's offer opportunities for growth rate beyond $ 20.
Icahn is still willing to pay this year at $ 14 per Dell share, , but now it offers some additional warranty. Each participant of the transaction from among the shareholders will receive warranty paper for every fourth share Dell, which he can over the next seven years to implement the purchase of additional shares at $ 20 apiece. Icahn himself argues that this scheme increases the average purchase price per share to $ 15.5 - $ 18. However, independent experts believe that the real limit is less than $ 15, but it is still higher than the purchase price offered by Delly. On the other hand, participation in stock options imposes certain risks - no one can guarantee that over the next seven years, Dell's stock price exceeds the level of $ 20. Related Products :
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