Alain Bouchard, founder and chairman of Canada’s Alimentation Couche-Tard, has confirmed that he is not considering a hostile takeover for Seven & i Holdings, the owner of 7-Eleven. Despite this, Bouchard's company maintains its proposal for a $47.3 billion buyout of Seven & i. The statement comes amid discussions surrounding various takeover proposals, with the editorial board of The Japan News questioning which proposal would increase value for the company. Additionally, a column from Reuters Japan highlights the complex position of Itochu Corporation regarding its investment in Seven & i, suggesting that the landscape of potential acquisitions remains intricate.
「セブン買収提案のカナダ社会長『敵対的買収は検討せず』 」の英文記事をNikkei Asia @NikkeiAsia に掲載しています。 ▶️Hostile takeover for 7-Eleven owner 'not in the plan,' says Couche-Tard's chairman https://t.co/n6HpyOBWzm
Alain Bouchard, founder and chairman of Canada’s Alimentation Couche-Tard, says he isn’t considering a hostile takeover bid for Seven & i while keeping his proposal for a $47.3 billion buyout on the table, according to a Nikkei report https://t.co/9U5qg95tRv
BREAKING: Hostile takeover for 7-Eleven owner 'not in the plan,' says Couche-Tard's chairman https://t.co/s13JyEaq0q