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Wall Street Breakfast

Deadline looms for BHP’s bid for Anglo American

Wall Street Breakfast

Seeking Alpha

Business News, News, Business, Investing

4.11K Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2024

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

BHP has hours left to make binding takeover bid for Anglo American (NGLOY). (00:28) XP Power (XPPLF) rejects Advanced Energy's (AEIS) takeover proposal. (01:25) Tesla (TSLA) rallies after highlighting its electric Semi potential during a rare conference appearance. (02:12)

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0:00.0

Welcome to See King Alpha's Wall Street breakfast, where we cover the top news for investors every morning.

0:08.0

Good morning. Today is Wednesday, May 22nd. I'm Julie Morgan. Time is winding down for BHP and Anglo-American.

0:17.0

Advanced Energy proposed to XP power, but the company said,

0:21.3

nah, that's okay.

0:22.9

And the buzz surrounding Tesla semi sent the stock ire.

0:28.0

The clock is ticking on BHP's ambitious 43 billion dollar bid

0:32.4

to acquire smaller rival Anglo-American.

0:35.8

The Australian Mining Giant has until 5 p.m. London time today, Wednesday to make a binding

0:42.1

takeover offer.

0:43.6

Anglo-American has already rejected two offers from BHP and instead revealed a major company

0:50.5

overhaul that includes the sale of its steel making coal and

0:54.1

nickel businesses and potential divestment or demurger of its platinum and diamond

0:59.8

units. BHP CEO Mike Henry last week said he remains wholly confident in the improved $43 billion offer,

1:08.5

saying it will be up to Anglo-American shareholders to determine which company is best positioned to deliver value.

1:15.8

If BHP decides to stop pursuing a deal, it will have to stay away for at least six months,

1:22.3

according to UK takeover rules.

1:25.0

Continuing on the topic of takeovers, the Board of XP Power, has rejected a takeover

1:31.2

offer from advanced energy for 1950 per share in cash.

1:36.0

That is in pounds by the way.

1:38.1

XP Power considered the proposal and concluded that it fundamentally undervalues the Singapore

1:44.3

base company and its prospects. It also noted that trading for 2024 has been

1:49.9

in line with its expectations.

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