The document discusses the takeover battle between Hilton and ITT. Some key points:
- Bollenbach's initial $55 per share bid for ITT was a 29% premium over ITT's stock price at the time and his strategy was likely to get control of ITT.
- He did not raise the bid for months as he expected to win a court case forcing ITT to hold a shareholder vote.
- ITT's breakup value was estimated to be higher than its historical stock price, making it an attractive target for Hilton.
- If Hilton's bid failed, ITT's stock would likely remain stable around $60 per share rather than collapsing
The document discusses the takeover battle between Hilton and ITT. Some key points:
- Bollenbach's initial $55 per share bid for ITT was a 29% premium over ITT's stock price at the time and his strategy was likely to get control of ITT.
- He did not raise the bid for months as he expected to win a court case forcing ITT to hold a shareholder vote.
- ITT's breakup value was estimated to be higher than its historical stock price, making it an attractive target for Hilton.
- If Hilton's bid failed, ITT's stock would likely remain stable around $60 per share rather than collapsing
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The document discusses the takeover battle between Hilton and ITT. Some key points:
- Bollenbach's initial $55 per share bid for ITT was a 29% premium over ITT's stock price at the time and his strategy was likely to get control of ITT.
- He did not raise the bid for months as he expected to win a court case forcing ITT to hold a shareholder vote.
- ITT's breakup value was estimated to be higher than its historical stock price, making it an attractive target for Hilton.
- If Hilton's bid failed, ITT's stock would likely remain stable around $60 per share rather than collapsing
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Group 10 Why did Bollenbach open his bidding for ITT at $55 per share? What was his likely strategy?
• 29% premium over the current share price
($43) Why did Bollenbach not raise the bid between January and July? • Update the analysis to reflect recent events and ITT’s press releases • Expected to win the case to force ITT to hold its AGM in May • EVNT What is the stand-alone value of ITT’s equity? How did this compare to ITT’s historical market value? What was ITT’s “break-up” value? What was ITT’s value to Hilton? Stand Alone Value Value of Equity without Synergies $6,757 Per Share Value of Equity without Synergy $58.07 Per Share Historical Market Value $43-$63.50 Break up value Lodging $6,000 Gaming $2,800 Information Services Education $425 Directories $1,050 Entertainment MSG $500 WBIS $104 ITT's value to Hilton Value of Equity with Synergy $7,906 Per Share Value of Equity with Synergy $67.94 What do you expect the price of ITT’s equity would be if Hilton’s bid fails? Would it collapse to its pre-tender offer trading value of around $44? Would it remain stable at its existing level of around $60, or would it rise to meet ITT’s share repurchase price of $70?
• Remain stable at its existing level - $63
• Share repurchase – strategy for take over defense and it is at premium At what bid would risk arbitrageurs be inclined to tender their shares to Hilton? How much do they expect to earn from waiting for a new bid? What other underlying assumptions are you making in drawing this conclusion?
• Arbitrageurs will tender shares to Hilton at
a share price above $70 • No competitive bids above $70 • No white knights How should Bollenbach react to ITT’s trivestiture defense? Should he change the bid or walk away?
• Elect Hilton nominees to ITT Board – to
rescind the poison pill • Maximum bid offer at around $75 - $80 • Else walk away
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