1. because a year can pass before the matter is settled. The return is then manageable again.

2. because there is a chance that the deal will still go through and then the share price will head back towards €40 or less.

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Coriolis@Coriolis

3Lun

@Coriolis At the current price of €56, a 10% return is possible, the deal is fixed.
I don't understand the price development.

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Frisian@frisian

5Lun

I believe that has to do with still, some risk in the deal, like today:

"Subject to the review of the Offer Document, the Board of Management and the Supervisory Board of Covestro assume that they will recommend the acceptance of the Offer to the shareholders of the Company," Covestro said in a statement. It will issue a statement on the takeover offer "in the next two weeks".

Furthermore it is well into 2025 that actual cash will transfer if at least 50% of shareholders accepts the offer

The offer has for me been the key reason to buy the share in the first place

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Komar@Komar

4Lun

Has the takeover bid already arrived at Smartbroker?

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Andreas@Andreas89

4Lun

@Komar no idea, I don't use it

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Coriolis@Coriolis

3Lun

91.3% of the shares have already been tendered to Adnoc. This is more likely to be a squeeze-out.

https://www.kunststoffweb.de/branchen-news/covestro-uebernahme_adnoc_bekommt_91_3_prozent_aller_aktien_angedient_t256882

I don't see any risk...

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