Charles Schwab agreed on Nov. 25 to buy TD Ameritrade in an all-share merger that values the smaller U.S. brokerage firm at $26 billion.
Schwab’s offer would leave its own shareholders with 69% of the merged company. Toronto-Dominion Bank, the Canadian lender that owns 43% of TD’s shares, would have a 13% stake in the new company, and remaining TD shareholders would hold 18%. The companies outlined up to $4 billion in annual benefits from the merger, of which up to $2 billion would come from cutting costs.
Separately, on Nov. 24 printer maker HP reiterated its rejection of a takeover approach from Xerox, saying that the $32.6 billion cash-and-shares proposal “significantly undervalues HP.” Xerox had offered $22 per HP share for its larger rival, consisting of $17 in cash and shares equivalent in total to 48% of the merged company.
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