Buyout offers?

[anonymous]

With the stock prices in the s##tter how long before someone make a bid to buy GSK for. Steal and unleash it's true potential Guess on a buyout price. $40? $45?

 

[anonymous]

$33

 

[anonymous]

Buy what exactly?

Declining Gen Med portfolio?
Worthless pipeline?
New logo?

There's a reason no one is even talking about it.

 

[anonymous]

Buy what exactly?

You get a company that's freed itself from the distraction caused by having a consumer goods division with a money printer.

 

[anonymous]

Buy what exactly?

Declining Gen Med portfolio?
Worthless pipeline?
New logo?

There's a reason no one is even talking about it.

You have to give it to them with that new logo. GSK really smashed it coming up with that new logo.

 

[anonymous]

Lose john poor same it case do year we. Full how way even the sigh.

 

[anonymous]

You get a company that's freed itself from the distraction caused by having a consumer goods division with a money printer.

And incumbered by any discernable strategy

 

[anonymous]

There will NOT be buy out offers at GSK. Buyouts in even small scale are costly in this day and age. The best chance for a buyout would be when someone buys GSK. This will not happen even at current low valuations. Problem is GSK, has for the most park only has junk to peddle.

 

[anonymous]

Problem is GSK, has for the most park only has junk to peddle.

You seem to be taking something very valuable for granite. Mustard up all the strength you can because it is a doggy dog world out there.

 

[anonymous]

Increasingly looks like Elliott Partners were correct and GSK should be split up for scrap and parts

 

[anonymous]

Elliott were always right and the GLT knew it, what an absolutely arrogant sacrifice to reject the £50 Billion offer from Unilever.

All shareholders have been let down.
Time to break it up and sell to highest bidder

 

[anonymous]

It's being said among investors that within GSK, the horses have left the barn and the fundamental downgrade comes late, but the charts are still bearish and we could see further declines in GSK in the weeks, months and years ahead.

 

[anonymous]

There is only one way that this is gonna end … sadly, badly.

what will be the next failure? Because there is going to be another one soon.

Perhaps lay off most of the SVP’s and VP’s … that will save some money

 

[anonymous]

Increasingly looks like Elliott Partners were correct and GSK should be split up for scrap and parts

Was this ever in doubt?? Of course they were correct.

 

[anonymous]

All shareholders have been let down.
Time to break it up and sell to highest bidder

GSK execs and the board should be sacked.

 

[anonymous]

It's being said among investors that within GSK, the horses have left the barn and the fundamental downgrade comes late, but the charts are still bearish and we could see further declines in GSK in the weeks, months and years ahead.

You don't need horses or charts to see that this turd is only headed one way: down the drain.

 

[anonymous]

GSK execs and the board should be ball sacked.

 

[anonymous]

With the stock prices in the s##tter how long before someone make a bid to buy GSK for. Steal and unleash it's true potential Guess on a buyout price. $40? $45?

Makes no sense to buyout any company at this point in time.........interest rates are too high......the result of an inept president and his woke cronies! Real buyout rumors may take place once the interest rates get down to more manageable buyout levels.............2027?

 

[anonymous]

Makes no sense to buyout any company at this point in time.........interest rates are too high......the result of an inept president and his woke cronies! Real buyout rumors may take place once the interest rates get down to more manageable buyout levels.............2027?

Gsk broken into pieces will go cheap. May companies have deep cash and could buy GSK at anytime.

 

[anonymous]

Nobody wants this disgusting dumpster of a company. Besides, there is nothing good in it to pick through and utilize for a benefit anyway. Layoffs are upcoming within months. But finish the year strong!