"A number of other investors, including T. Rowe Price, have publicly said they oppose the sale to Michael S. Dell and the investment firm Silver Lake, deeming the group’s $13.65-a-share offer too low. Southeastern has suggested that a better alternative is for Dell to pay out a special $12-a-share dividend, paid for by bringing back overseas cash, selling off Dell Financial Services and raising $9 billion in new debt.Still-Unhappy Southeastern Seeks Dell Shareholder List - NYTimes.com
Southeastern cited Dell’s willingness now to bring home some of the company’s substantial cash hoard that is currently held overseas."
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Still-Unhappy Southeastern Seeks Dell Shareholder List - NYTimes.com
Dell deal still undone
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