At first glance, Elliott Investment Management appears to have an insurmountable disadvantage in its campaign to block the business group behind Toyota Motor Corp. from buying out a key unit in one of Japan’s largest take-private deals of all time.
After all, the group already owns about 48%of Toyota Industries Corp., and holds deep ties with many of the buyout target’s top minority shareholders. Meanwhile, the US activist fund only has a 6.7% stake — a far cry from what’s needed to scuttle what it describes as a lowball offer before the tender period closes on Feb. 12. ...
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