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Ingenia Communities rejects revised $5.05 takeover offer

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  • The Ingenia Communities Ltd share price is in focus after the company rejected a revised takeover proposal, stating it undervalues the business.
  • Ingenia's board engaged financial adviser Greenhill, a Mizuho affiliate, and external legal counsel, showing its commitment to a careful and thorough assessment of offers.

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The Ingenia Communities Ltd share price is in focus after the company rejected a revised takeover proposal, stating it undervalues the business.

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The Ingenia Communities Ltd share price is in focus after the company rejected a revised takeover proposal, stating it undervalues the business. Warburg Pincus increased its non-binding indicative offer to $5.05 cash per stapled security, up from $4.75, but Ingenia's board concluded the proposal is not in the best interests of its securityholders.

Ingenia's board engaged financial adviser Greenhill, a Mizuho affiliate, and external legal counsel, showing its commitment to a careful and thorough assessment of offers.

The company continues to focus on delivering its strategic plan.

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