EasyJet Board Criticized for Accepting Low Takeover Bid

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EasyJet's board is criticized for accepting a £5.5bn takeover offer from Castlelake at 690p per share, seen as an undervaluation despite the premium.
Analysts argue the airline has strong assets and a clear path to higher profitability, suggesting the board gave up too easily.

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EasyJet's board is criticized for accepting a £5.5bn takeover offer from Castlelake at 690p per share, seen as an undervaluation despite the premium. Analysts argue the airline has strong assets and a clear path to higher profitability, suggesting the board gave up too easily.

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