Jul 20, 2016
Bayer ‘disappointed’ in Monsanto’s rejection

Bayer is disappointed in Monsanto’s decision to reject its increased all-cash offer of $125 per share, the company said in a statement. The offer represents a 40 percent premium over Monsanto’s closing share price on May 9, according to Bayer.bayer_logo

“The revised all-cash offer is a compelling opportunity and represents immediate and certain value for Monsanto shareholders amid recent weak business performance and Monsanto’s reduced mid-term outlook,” Bayer said in its statement.

Bayer reaffirmed that its offer would not be subject to a financing condition. In addition, Bayer has offered a $1.5 billion reverse antitrust break fee.

Bayer said it is looking forward to “continued dialogue with Monsanto under an appropriate confidentiality agreement allowing access to additional information.”
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