DSV hits back in 'bait and switch' case, claiming deal was not legally binding
DSV has fought back in the ‘bait and switch’ case against it, claiming its offered ...
Two weeks ago, while announcing solid Q1 22 numbers as expected…
… Danish forwarder DSV disclosed another share buyback round running from 27 April to 25 July, both days inclusive, we were told, with the intention to buy its own shares “up to a maximum aggregate purchase price of Dkr 6,000 million, and no more than 6,000,000 shares”… hence 2.56% of the current share capital.
That’s out of 234 million total shares outstanding, at current prices – Dkr1,030 at the time of ...
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DSV hits back in 'bait and switch' case, claiming deal was not legally binding
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