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The ocean shipper's board of directors is weighing "potential value creation alternatives."
These include a buyout offer involving its current CEO.
Takeover talk has revived with Zim Integrated Shipping Services (NYSE: ZIM), and investors piled into the stock in fresh anticipation of a sale. On Tuesday, the possibility sent the marine logistics specialist's equity to a price gain of almost 14%.
Well before market open that day, Zim revealed that its board of directors had received numerous "indications of interest" about the company, following a strategic review. That review was launched after a buyout offer made earlier this year by CEO Eli Glickman and Rami Ungar of peer Israel-based company Ray Shipping. Zim did not specify how many of these "indications" it received.
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The official press release disclosing this news stated that the review considered "potential value creation alternatives, including a sale of the company and capital allocation and return opportunities, with the goal of maximizing shareholder value."
Zim stressed that this does not guarantee any deal will occur, although that's often what ends up happening in situations like this -- particularly when there is more than one potential bidder.
While the prospect of a premium-priced sale is enticing for new and existing Zim shareholders, we currently lack a clear indication of what a buyout price might be (although it's likely to be relatively high if there are several determined suitors). Personally, after the initial share price surge, I wouldn't buy into Zim stock on that basis; it's best to wait and see how the buyout saga unfolds.
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