Kendall Hoyd & Silver v. Trussway Holdings

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Kendall Hoyd & Silver v. Trussway Holdings
2019 Del. Ch. LEXIS 72, 2019 WL 994048
US
State Court
Delaware
Court of Chancery
Gregory E. Scheig (petitioner); Prof. Jack F. Williams (respondent)
Glasscock

Summary

Delaware Court of Chancery finds DCF analysis is the best way to achieve fair value in a statutory appraisal case arising out of a contested merger; court’s analysis leans heavily on company expert’s analysis regarding contested inputs, including projections, beta, and terminal value.
Kendall Hoyd & Silver v. Trussway Holdings
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