AUB Group's shares took a nosedive after private equity giants EQT and CVC walked away from their massive $3.44 billion takeover bid. The deal's collapse sent shockwaves through the market, highlighting how quickly high-stakes acquisition talks can unravel. Investors are now reassessing the Australian firm's valuation as the failed buyout leaves its future direction uncertain.
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MidnightTrader
· 19h ago
Another big fish has executed a Rug Pull, 3.44 billion USD has just disappeared, this wave will cause a lot of people to lose money.
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DataChief
· 12-01 04:58
A large order of 3.4 billion dollars just vanished, how difficult it must be for the retail investors of AUB.
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ser_we_are_early
· 12-01 04:57
340 million USD large orders just vanished like that, EQT and CVC also backed down, which shows that AUB's problems are much more serious than imagined, right?
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FudVaccinator
· 12-01 04:56
3.44 billion dollars just vanished, EQT and CVC really don't play fair.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 12-01 04:44
$3.44 billion just disappeared, and the data shows this is a typical self-redemption of a high-position catch a falling knife. However, I have seen this kind of big dump pattern too many times, it is merely the last carnival before the eventual collapse.
AUB Group's shares took a nosedive after private equity giants EQT and CVC walked away from their massive $3.44 billion takeover bid. The deal's collapse sent shockwaves through the market, highlighting how quickly high-stakes acquisition talks can unravel. Investors are now reassessing the Australian firm's valuation as the failed buyout leaves its future direction uncertain.