A shareholder of the NYSE-listed Chinese online gaming firm Shanda Games has offered a buyout at USD6.90 per American Depositary Share (ADS); each ADS consists of two ordinary shares. The offer supplies a premium of 22 per cent to the stock's Friday close.
Throughout the prior year, Shanda Games' ADS had typically traded in the range of USD3.00 to 4.50.As Shanda Games' independent directors try to assess the offer, they wonder: Should the stockholders accept it as it is? Should they ask for a higher price? Or should they look for the alternatives? Emir Hrnji? David Reeb is affiliated with National University of Singapore.
Shanda Games A Buyout of a Chinese Family Firm case study solution
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PUBLICATION DATE: April 27, 2015 PRODUCT #: W15136-HCB-ENG
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