Macy's, Inc. announced on Monday that it has terminated discussions with Arkhouse Management and Brigade Capital Management regarding a potential $6.9B buyout. The decision was made after months of engagement failed to produce a viable proposal with secure financing. The revised offer of $24.80 per share was deemed non-actionable by Macy's board. Following the announcement, Macy's stock tumbled 12% in pre-market trading and later dropped 15%. Macy's cited a lack of certainty over financing and compelling value as reasons for ending the talks.
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Macy’s scraps talks to go private for $6.9B with activist investors Arkhouse and Brigade https://t.co/DoFZ7fUHFi https://t.co/99x6HbZqJc
Macy’s bonds fell early Monday after the company said that it is ending discussions with Arkhouse and Brigade Capital on a potential buyout of the department store chain. https://t.co/fDwMrcNp0x