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Wendy’s rejected Nelson Peltz’s $1.4 billion takeover offer and adopted a poison‑pill plan that triggers a discounted stock purchase if any party acquires 15% of shares.
Wendy’s is giving its U.S. franchisees permission to start the day later.
Wendy's rejects a $1.4 billion takeover bid from Trian, Flynn Group, BlueFive Capital, and Sixth Street Partners, adopting a poison pill instead.
There are some big potential deals in the restaurant industry.
Blackwells Capital is pushing Wendy’s to reject a $1.4 billion buyout proposal from Trian Fund Management and mega-franchisee Greg Flynn, arguing the offer undervalues the brand.
Trian Fund Management offers $1.4 billion to buy Wendy's restaurant chain
After months of questions about whether Wendy’s former chairman would buy the company, Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management has made an official offer for the fast-food chain.
Wendy's receives an unsolicited buyout offer from an investor group led by Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund Management.
Billionaire investor Nelson Peltz's Trian Partners has offered to acquire the remaining shares of Wendy's for $7.35 per share in cash, in a deal valuing approximately $1.4 billion.
Trian Fund, owned by former Wendy’s chair Nelson Peltz, alongside other private equity firms said a sale would help the chain focus on long-term profitability.
Trian offers $1.4 billion to take Wendy's private at $7.35 per share
Nelson Peltz is partnering with the Flynn Group and other investment firms on a $7.35-per-share bid to take the struggling fast-food chain private.
This is from the weekly restaurant finance newsletter The Bottom Line.
This is from the weekly restaurant finance newsletter The Bottom Line.
Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund Management backs away from Wendy's takeover
Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management has reportedly backed away from a potential bid to take the fast-food giant private amid the chain's new turnaround strategy.
The on-again, off-again sale of Wendy’s is off again, at least according to Reuters, which said in a report on Wednesday that Nelson Peltz, the company’s largest shareholder, has shelved plans to buy the chain.
Share prices for Wendy’s jumped after reports that Nelson Peltz, a major Wendy’s franchisee, may be poised to buy the fast-food chain.
Wendy's US president Pete Suerken steps down, replaced by COO
This is from the weekly restaurant finance newsletter The Bottom Line.
The past couple of years for Wendy’s could best be described as volatile.
The publication’s annual report ranks the top 50 quick-service restaurant brands in America by systemwide sales and unit growth.
Trian Fund Management and Flynn Group, the world’s largest franchisee organization, are reportedly preparing a bid for the multi-unit burger chain.
Trian Fund Management is reportedly collaborating with mega-franchisee Flynn Group and BlueFive Capital on a potential bid for the iconic burger chain.