Rite Aid confirms Spear Point's $815M buyout offer rejection

Rite Help explained Thursday it experienced turned down a proposal from Spear Level Capital Management to obtain all of its shares.

The pharmacy chain’s board claimed the proposal was not credible as it had no proof of funding and expected various months of exclusivity, among the other factors.

The New York Article reported Wednesday that the personal equity organization mentioned it built an present to invest in Ceremony Help on March 30 for $14.60 a share, or $815 million — a 56% premium to its closing price that working day of $9.36.

Ceremony Help had a market capitalization of $392.7 million as of Wednesday’s close.

The firm will “as often, be responsive to credible proposals that will increase stockholder value,” it claimed.

Spear Level is looking at launching a hostile tender supply straight to shareholders, co-founder Ron Bienvenu told The Post in an exceptional interview.

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Rite Assist turned down the $815 million takeover bid previously this month.
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“This is not more than. This is the beginning,” Beinvenu informed The Article. “There is real benefit in this article.” 

Rite Help shares fell 6.7% to $7.65 in midday trading.

Rite Aid confirms Spear Point's $815M buyout offer rejection

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