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Thomson Reuters plans share consolidation tied to US$605 million return of capital
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Thomson Reuters plans share consolidation tied to US$605 million return of capital
  • Thomson Reuters outlined a share consolidation, described as a reverse stock split, tied to a proposed return of capital.
  • Transaction structure includes a special cash distribution of USD 605 million, estimated at about USD 1.36 per share.
  • Share consolidation ratio will be set using Nasdaq 5-day volume-weighted average price immediately preceding effective date.
  • Consolidation is designed to be proportional to cash distribution, leaving participating holders with fewer shares.
  • Non-participating holders would still undergo consolidation, ending with same share count as before transactions.


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