bolt-on
Britishadjective
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Under the offer, Magnetic shareholders will get A$1.40 in cash and 0.0873 share in Genesis for each share that they own.”At first glance, this looks like attractive bolt-on when considering the price paid,” analyst Paul Kaner said.
This transaction would be considered a bolt-on but would be transformational for the lender as it would fill the gap it has in its affluent wealth offering, analyst Benjamin Toms writes.
At Coca-Cola, Quincey says, “bolt-on M&A will start to come back for us and for the industry.”
From MarketWatch
Yet, the deal is just a bolt-on and makes financial and strategic sense at first glance, analysts write.
ResMed is likely to keep making small bolt-on acquisitions in respiratory care and adjacent markets, while Ansell could target small or medium-sized deals, RBC says.
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