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    UTC Bids $3B To Take Diebold Abroad
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    Lauer's letter, which was addressed to United Technologies Chairman George David, ended, "In addition, we respectfully request that, from here forward, neither you nor any other representative of UTC contact any member of the Diebold board." So they didn't. Instead, United Technologies made a public offer of $40 in cash for each of Diebold's 66 million shares, a 65.8% premium to the Friday closing price of $24.12. Full Article at Forbes
    In addition, we respectfully request that, from here forward, neither you nor any other representative of UTC contact any member of the Diebold board.
    SOURCE: Forbes 21 months ago
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UTC Bids $3B To Take Diebold Abroad
  1. We believe UTC's resources and presence in markets globally would be significant assets to Diebold in expanding its business worldwide and increasing its margins and profitability.
    – George David SOURCE: Forbes 21 months ago
  2. Significantly, more than 60% of UTC's revenues arise outside the United States, in comparison to Diebold's 45%.
    SOURCE: Forbes 21 months ago

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