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Core Viewpoint - Kaskela Law LLC has initiated an investigation into the fairness of the proposed buyout of Guess? Inc. to assess whether the buyout price adequately reflects the value of the company's shares [1][3]. Buyout Proposal - On March 17, 2025, Guess? announced a buyout proposal from WHP Global, offering $13.00 per share to unaffiliated shareholders [2]. - The proposed buyout price of $13.00 is significantly lower than Guess?'s 52-week high of over $33.00 per share [3]. - The buyout offer is also below analyst price targets for Guess? shares, which exceed $18.00 per share [3]. Investigation Purpose - The investigation aims to determine if the proposed buyout price is fair and provides sufficient monetary consideration for Guess? shareholders [3].

Key Takeaways HOLX shares climbed 13.3% in 30 days, outperforming the broader Medical sector and key competitors. Hologic shares rallied after rejecting a $16.7 billion buyout offer from PE giants, TPG and Blackstone. Diagnostics and Surgical growth and international opportunity support Hologic's long-term upside potential.After lagging for months, Hologic (HOLX) has picked up momentum in recent weeks. Shares of the Marlborough, MA-based company have climbed 13.3% over the past month, higher than the indu ...

Core Viewpoint - The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) has approved Tarkett Participation's public buyout offer for Tarkett shares at a price of 17 euros per share, which will be followed by a squeeze-out of remaining shares [1][8]. Transaction Terms - The offer price of 17 euros per share represents a premium of 40.6% and 46.1% compared to the volume-weighted average share price over the last 20 and 60 trading days prior to the announcement on February 20, 2025 [3][8]. - Following the offer, Tarkett Participation will execute a squeeze-out for all shares not tendered, compensating minority shareholders at the same offer price of 17 euros per share [6][8]. Board Recommendations - Tarkett's Supervisory Board, after reviewing the independent expert Finexsi's report, concluded that the financial terms of the offer were fair and recommended shareholders to tender their shares [4][5].

PHILADELPHIA, June 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Kaskela Law LLC announces that it is investigating the fairness of the recently announced proposed buyout of AvidXchange Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: AVDX) ("AvidXchange") shareholders. Click here for additional information about your legal rights and options: https://kaskelalaw.com/case/avidxchange/ Kaskela Law LLCexclusively represents investors in securities fraud, corporate governance, and merger & acquisition litigation on a contingent basis, which means that the f ...

Group 1 - Toyota Industries Corp. shares fell by as much as 13% following Toyota Group's announcement of a 4.7 trillion yen ($33 billion) deal to take the company private, with a tender offer of $26 billion at 16,300 yen per share, significantly lower than the previous closing price of 18,400 yen [1] - The deal involves the creation of a new holding company, with Toyota Fudosan investing approximately 180 billion yen, Akio Toyoda investing 1 billion yen, and Toyota Motor investing around 700 billion yen in non-voting preferred shares, alongside loans from major banks [2] - This transaction reflects a broader trend in Japan where companies are under pressure to reduce long-standing cross-shareholding arrangements, as urged by the Financial Services Agency [3] Group 2 - Akio Toyoda's investment is seen as symbolic, aimed at enhancing unity within the Toyota group, although it does not provide him full control over Toyota Industries [4] - In April, Toyota indicated it was considering a potential $42 billion buyout of Toyota Industries, exploring various investment options, including partial investment [5] - A special committee engaged in negotiations to secure a better deal, but the final offer of 16,300 yen was below the midpoint of the valuation range provided by independent financial advisers, and requests for an improved offer were declined [6] Group 3 - Toyota Industries, the founding company of Toyota Motor, manufactures a diverse range of products, including forklifts, engines, electronic components, and stamping dies [7]