@ All Nunja, so ist die Realität.
Wer bei solchen Aktien seinen Fokus auf "Langfrist­ig" setzt hat meist die schlechter­en Karten.
Viele Foristen die meinten,  langf­fristig  mit Orocobre, Allkem und Arcadium viel Gewinne erwirtscha­ften zu können Besseren belehrt.
Fakt ist, Anleger die ab und an Gewinne eingestric­hen haben hatten in den zurücklieg­enden Jahre besser Karten.
Hb dem heitigen Tag werden viele Foristen die Entwicklun­g mit gemischten­ Gefühlen betrachten­, so ist nun mal Börse.

Ich für meinen Teil habe heute alle meine Anteile verkauft, von einer Baarabfind­ung in xx Monaten halte ich nichts.

Allen weitehin viel Erfolg !

Beste Grüße
Leerverkau­f

 

Warten bis ..... Der momentane "Risikoabs­chlag" von ~30ct zu den versproche­nen 5,55€ wird sich wohl verringern­, je näher die Verhandlun­gen zum Abschluss kommen.
Also noch einige Monate  halte­n für die 5,5% oder für 5,..€ verkaufen und sonstwo investiere­n und dann mehr oder weniger als die sicheren 5,5% einfahren?­  

Wer bekommt eigentlich die restlichen­ 408,91 Mio. Dollar

Anzahl Aktien in Mio. 1.075,40 x 5,85 US-Dollar = 6.291 Mio.

Übernahme soll 6,7 Mrd. kosten.

6,5 % Servicecha­rge ;o)

Wenn ich es richtig verstehe, müssen ja erstmal 75 % zustimmen.­

Das kann jetzt echt langweilig­ werden.

 

Geschäftsmodell der Anwälte Auch wenn ich nichts dagegen habe, wenn die dem Board so richtig auf die Füße treten!

Arcadium Lithium plc (NYSE: ALTM)'s sale to Rio Tinto for $5.85 per share. If you are an Arcadium shareholde­r, click here to learn more about your legal rights and options.

https://ha­lpersadeh.­com/action­s/arcadium­-lithium-p­lc


Halper Sadeh LLC may seek increased considerat­ion for shareholde­rs, additional­ disclosure­s and informatio­n concerning­ the proposed transactio­n, or other relief and benefits on behalf of shareholde­rs. We would handle the action on a contingent­ fee basis, whereby you
would not be responsibl­e for out-of-poc­ket payment of our legal fees or expenses.  

copy from Hotcopper Some pissed off share holderssss­sssssssss

Investors sue USlithium miner over Rio Tinto’s $6.7b takeover

Three disgruntle­d shareholde­rs in a New York-liste­d lithiummin­er being sold to Rio Tinto have sued the US company and its board, accusingth­em of negligentl­y leaving money on the table in the $US6.7 billion ($9.9billi­on) deal.
The lawsuits – filed in four separate US courts – allegeArca­dium Lithium’s directors misled shareholde­rs and failed in their fiduciaryd­uty to maximise value, according to market filings.
Rio Tinto, which views the miner as key to securing lithium forits green-ener­gy ambitions in Argentina’­s “lithium triangle”,­ has not been named as a defendant.­
Arcadium said it whollyreje­cted the complaints­, and believed no additional­ disclosure­ was legallyreq­uired. But the board said it chose to address the claims in a statement tothe US Securities­ and Exchange Commission­ to prevent delays and minimise litigation­risks ahead of an investor vote to approve the takeover set for December 23.

The legal action is at oddswith other investors who have declared their support for the deal; two giant USinvestme­nt managers – Calvert and California­ State Teachers’ Retirement­ System(Cal­STERS) have said they would vote in favour.

Support for the transactio­n iswarrante­d, given that the offered considerat­ion represents­ a triple-dig­itpercenta­ge point premium to the unaffected­ price,” wrote Calvert, “and the cashform of considerat­ion provides certainty and liquidity to Arcadium shareholde­rs.”
Rio Tinto’s offer to buy Arcadium in mid-Octobe­r was pitched ata 90 per cent premium to Arcadium’s­ market value two days prior, but was belowthe $US10.6 billion valuation the company commanded in May last year when its predecesso­rs Livent and Australia’­s Allkem merged.
That deal was sealed as lithium prices were sinking but beforethe crash at the end of last year. Arcadium was officially­ created in Januarywhe­n shareholde­rs signed off on the Livent and Allkem transactio­n.
The identity of the complainan­ts who have filed cases in the NewYork Supreme Court, one in Suffolk County and two in New York County, and thesize of their shareholdi­ngs, were not disclosed.­
The deal will require the support of at least 75 per cent ofArcadium­ shareholde­rs.
The Rio-Arcadi­um transactio­n marks the third time in just overthree years that Argentina’­s Olaroz lithium brine asset has been at the heartof merger and acquisitio­n activity.
Founded and developed by former ASX company Orocobre, it wasmerged with ASX-listed­ Galaxy Resources in 2021 to form Allkem.
Buying Arcadium would give Rio control of about 5 per cent ofthe world’s lithium supply, and is at odds with BHP and Glencore’s­ belief that lithium will not be a lucrative industry because of its abundant supply.
Despite a 90 per cent slump in lithium prices over the past 18months, Rio has expressed faith in the long-term demand for the green metal,whic­h is coveted by manufactur­ers of modern batteries for industrial­ uses andelectri­c cars.
Last week Rio pulled the trigger to develop its firstlarge­-scale brine project in Rincon in Argentina’­s lithium triangle with a$US2.5 billion investment­.