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"Accordingly, the Board remains confident in the ongoing execution of AstraZeneca’s strategy as an independent company and that its successful delivery will create significant value for shareholders."
Never a good thing when a statement has the words "shareholders" in it.
"Accordingly, the Board remains confident in the ongoing execution of AstraZeneca’s strategy as an independent company and that its successful delivery will create significant value for shareholders."
Which might mean one of two things:
A. The board actually wants to remain an independent company, or
B. The board doesn't want to give the appearance of budging too easily, so make a higher offer Pfizer.
Listen one more time. This deal is done and all that is going on now is the final steps of negotiating terms. The board members are also major shareholders so they will make millions by selling. This is a very good offer from a company that can afford to overpay now for a future of possible winners. AZ cannot afford to continue to bleed money and make it until our future pipeline begins to pay off. Just do the smart thing and start preparing to look for a new job.Sadly, the answer will be B.
Listen one more time. This deal is done and all that is going on now is the final steps of negotiating terms. The board members are also major shareholders so they will make millions by selling. This is a very good offer from a company that can afford to overpay now for a future of possible winners. AZ cannot afford to continue to bleed money and make it until our future pipeline begins to pay off. Just do the smart thing and start preparing to look for a new job.
Shareholders want money, they don't care about a company. Look at Fred Hassan with Pharmacia, he sold to Pfizer. Then he sold to Merck. It's about cash not people.