RE: Time for next bidder to surface?26 Jan 2025 13:49
Given that the offer from the unidentified suitor was an all-cash bid at a significantly higher value than Volex's proposal, it's plausible that the suitor could be a private equity firm or a larger corporation with substantial financial resources. Private equity firms often make all-cash offers to acquire companies they perceive as undervalued or synergistic with their existing portfolio. Alternatively, a larger corporation in the electronics or related sectors might have seen strategic value in acquiring TT Electronics to enhance their market position or technological capabilities. However, without concrete information, any assertion about the suitor's identity remains speculative. The lack of public disclosure suggests that the unnamed party prefers to remain confidential, possibly due to ongoing negotiations or strategic considerations. This would also account for the BoD not buying any shares at this historic low despite valuing the company ar a considerably higher value than the £1.35 offered by Volex and £1.60 by the unnamed suitor.
I still expect that suitor to reappear.....Siemens Ag? DiscoveriE?.....plus Volex which could then reenter. Let the fun begin as the management must be working flat out to justify their independence before finals are announce in March. Pivotal time here and excellent loading up time imo.