Steve DanielsGuest
Joe PerkinsGuest
Lenny LaRoccaGuestRoger ArginaldoHostAnd there are four drivers.
Well, the slides are up, but don't move.
Four drivers for value.
One is limited competition.
Two is bargain prices, driven in part by limited competition.
And it's a compressed timeline.
There's urgency in the market, so the market price generally trends downward.
You get a free and clear order so you can surgically acquire what you want, leave behind what you don't want.
And there's finality.
There's no looking back for fraudulent conveyance.
On the cons, there's more parties you got to negotiate with.
There can be a perpetual auction.
And that accelerated timeline means it gives you a crunch for purposes of trying to do your diligence.
We're going to put that in the frame of thinking about a highly complicated transaction, key safeties acquisition of Takata.
And we want to set the stage by explaining what happened in that transaction.
And there are four drivers.
Well, the slides are up, but don't move.
Four drivers for value.
One is limited competition.
Two is bargain prices, driven in part by limited competition.
And it's a compressed timeline.
There's urgency in the market, so the market price generally trends downward.
You get a free and clear order so you can surgically acquire what you want, leave behind what you don't want.
And there's finality.
There's no looking back for fraudulent conveyance.
On the cons, there's more parties you got to negotiate with.
There can be a perpetual auction.
And that accelerated timeline means it gives you a crunch for purposes of trying to do your diligence.
We're going to put that in the frame of thinking about a highly complicated transaction, key safeties acquisition of Takata.
And we want to set the stage by explaining what happened in that transaction.
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