stifle speculation after reports preparing ? 161bn joint acquisition with AT & T announced Vodafone to save up
Verizon Communications, the U.S. telecommunications company, has moved to quell speculation that it is preparing a joint acquisition of Vodafone, telling investors he did not intend to bid.
reports that Verizon and AT & T fellow American is preparing a joint bid ? 161bn sent Vodafone shares to a decade high Tuesday, forcing Verizon to clarify their intentions.
- In a statement Tuesday, the company said. "At Verizon has repeatedly said it would be a buyer of 45% stake in Verizon Wireless Vodafone He did not, however, does not currently intend to merge or make an offer for Vodafone, alone or in combination with others. " Vodafone shares rose 6%, valuing the company at ? 94bn, amid reports that the case might be inclined to about 260P per share. At this price, it would be the largest ever undertaken in the world acquisition, eclipsing the current record $ 182bn ( 120bn) the acquisition of AOL Time Warner in 2000. They were down 3% to close at 186P Wednesday.
an obstacle means the tax treatment Vodafone would have to pay if you sell all or part of their holdings. The current ownership structure has enabled Vodafone to pay two tax-free dividend income Verizon.
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