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Seven and i Holdings Co., Japan, 19 August 2024 in Kawasaki Co., 7-eleven comfort store operated by Holdings Co.
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More than seven and 9% sharing withdrawn $ 47 billion in offer to get the Japanese company from Alimentation-Tart on Thursday.
Seven and I stopped my early trade hours. Comfort store Couche-Tard, Japan’s seven and I have suggested the capture for Holiding on Wednesday.
“7 and I have never been a sincere or constructive talon that facilitates the progress of a proposal, 7 and the comments released by representatives 7 and I Canadian retailer said in a statement.
The operator of 7-eleven stores was disappointed from the liquidation of the “Unilateral” talks and proposal “Unilateral” and did not agree with the “inaccurate statements”.
In 2024, the company first rejected a purchase offer from COUCHE-TARD Offer $ 14.86 per share Said that in August last year “Undalvales in a sharp way” The company.
Then the subtle Tard It was reported to be removed In October, in October, 27 trillion or 7 trillion or 7 trillion, from $ 22 to $ 18.19 per share of about $ 47 billion.
“As we stated many times, it is the simplest and effective way to increase the cost of all stakeholders who combine our two polytheirs fully,” Couche-Tart said. “However, we are not able to effectively implement this compound, 7 and the leadership of 7 and I and the special committee.”
Seven and I in stock trading Thursday, Japan exchange before opening the Japanese market, stopped in the 10.16-time trade with local time (Tuesday 9.16 PM)
“Japanese protectionism proves a lot for confusion,” and Orrew Jackson, head of Ortus’s Japanese capital strategy.
He added that the agreement was “high”, as “one of the most successful global companies in Japan, as” one of the most successful global companies “was” high “high” position. “
Seven and I was changed as a director of the external director of Holdings Ryuichi Isaka Stephen Dacus taking Helm in May.
– CNBC’s Lim Hui Jie contributed to this report.