Summary
Delaware Chancery finds merger process and price tainted by “relative” DCF valuations that obscured “real world” market values and orders $1.3 billion in damages, based on its own calculation of DCF of acquired company.
See Also
In re Southern Peru Copper Corp.
Delaware Chancery finds merger process and price tainted by “relative” DCF valuations that obscured “real world” market values, and orders $1.3 billion in damages, based on its own calculation of DCF of acquired company.