Uber considers raising bid for Delivery Hero after initial offer rebuffed
Uber is weighing a higher takeover bid for Delivery Hero after its initial €33-per-share offer was rejected. The Financial Times reported that Uber's board met to discuss a raised offer of around €38 per share, which was also rebuffed by Delivery Hero's top shareholders, who are seeking over €40 per share. Delivery Hero shares surged to an 18-month high on the news.
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2 outlets covered it, splitting into 2 framing camps across 2 bias groups.
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Both outlets report the same core facts: Uber's initial €33 offer was rebuffed, and a higher bid around €38 is being considered. The FT provides more detail on shareholder price demands, while Reuters adds market reaction and analyst antitrust concerns. No substantive divergence.
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“Delivery Hero shares surge to 18-month high as Uber eyes takeover - Reuters”
“Uber weighs higher bid for Delivery Hero after €11.5bn offer rebuffed - Financial Times”
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