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This. It’s not uncommon to price the common shares differently in tender offers. Facebook did almost the same thing in 2009: DST bought preferred share at $10B
by eddieplan9 9y ago
This. It’s not uncommon to price the common shares differently in tender offers. Facebook did almost the same thing in 2009: DST bought preferred share at $10B valuation and then tender offer at 6.5B [1]
[1] http://kara.allthingsd.com/20090713/facebookers-start-cashing-out-with-new-100-million-investment/ http://kara.allthingsd.com/20090713/facebookers-start-cashin...
- JumpCrisscross 9y ago> It’s not uncommon to price the common shares differently in tender offers This tender was not restricted to common stockholders. Some preferred stockholders, who bought in recent rounds, sold down or flat. Practically nobody, if not absolutely nobody, who tendered common stock to DST in 2009 lost money on their original investment. The same isn’t true with Uber.