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Nordic drug buyout flop highlights hidden gem - Vimarsana News

Nordic drug buyout flop highlights hidden gem

The $8 bln takeover of Swedish Orphan Biovitrum failed after buyers could not secure 90% of the shares. The market reaction suggests the deal is dead. But investor AstraZeneca’s role in the failed bid and its interest in a respiratory disease treatment provides some comfort.

Nissan's green drive hits yellow light – Breakingviews - Vimarsana News

Nissan's green drive hits yellow light – Breakingviews

Shareholders booed the Japanese automaker’s plan to invest $18 bln in clean cars over the next five years and make half its fleet electric by 2030. The erstwhile electric-car leader wants to regain ground, but it’s a financial stretch with profit weak and the stock overvalued.

Inditex injects doubt into smooth-running machine - Vimarsana News

Inditex injects doubt into smooth-running machine

Spain’s $100 bln fast fashion group replaced Executive Chairman Pablo Isla with founder Amancio Ortega’s daughter, Marta. Its valuation reflects investor faith in Isla’s digital strategy, which helped Inditex weather Covid-19. The abrupt pivot to untried leaders will test that.

Telecom Italia will keep bankers busy in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Telecom Italia will keep bankers busy in 2022

KKR’s $12 bln proposal has put the telco in play. The process is likely to involve multiple bidders and key actors including French shareholder Vivendi and the Italian government. As with Telecom Italia’s 1999 leveraged takeover, it’s a boon for bankers, lawyers and consultants.

New Covid-19 variant raises risk of recovery limbo - Vimarsana News

New Covid-19 variant raises risk of recovery limbo

Britain and others have revived travel bans on South Africa amid a new viral mutation. Countries with low vaccination rates are most vulnerable. But if the virus evades vaccines, new lockdowns may be necessary at a time when governments and central banks have depleted firepower.