PE-backed consortium ups privatization bid for China's Yongye
A consortium supported by Morgan Stanley Private Equity Asia (MSPEA) has modified its take-private bid for Chinese nutrients company Yongye International, sweetening the deal in return for a lower shareholder approval threshold for it to go through.
According to a regulatory filing, the board has accepted a bid of $7.10 per share for all outstanding American Depository Shares (ADS), valuing the NASDAQ-listed company at approximately $360 million....
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