Couche-Tard Hikes Bid for 7-Eleven Owner to $47 Billion, Sources Say
TOKYO (Reuters) -Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard (ACT) has made a revised bid for Seven & i Holdings, the Japanese company said on Wednesday, which two people familiar with the matter said hiked the offer by 22% to about $47 billion.
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Tard’s offers to buy 7-Eleven’s Japanese parent haven’t clinched a deal. But they have nudged it to be more ...
A senior executive at Quebec’s public pension manager said the fund will likely provide financial backing to Alimentation ...
The 7-Eleven owner early last month rejected the initial $39 billion buyout offer from Couche-Tard, saying the proposal underestimated the company's value and failed to sufficiently address regulatory ...
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