POTENTIAL DEAL DETAILS
Stock | Nordstrom | Symbol | JWN |
Date Announced | 03/19/2024 | Source | Reuters |
Type | News Report |
According to Reuters, the founding family behind Nordstrom (JWN) is seeking to take the U.S. department store operator private, six years after a similar attempt proved unsuccessful. Nordstrom has asked investment banks Morgan Stanley and Centerview Partners to reach out to private equity firms and gauge their interest for a potential deal, the sources said.
Nordstrom Investor Relations
Previously on June 2017, Founder group tried to acquire the company for $50.00 per share in cash. On March 2018, Special Committee of Nordstrom announced that it had terminated discussions with members of the Nordstrom family.
Update(s):
April 18, 2024: Nordstrom (JWN) said the founding family behind the department store chain had shown an interest in pursuing a potential go-private deal, prompting the company’s board to form a special committee of independent directors to evaluate any proposal.
May 2, 2024: According to Reuters, Sycamore Partners is one of the buyout equity firms that have expressed interest in taking U.S. department store Nordstrom (JWN) private.
September 3, 2024: The Nordstrom family gave a non-binding offer to acquire Nordstrom (JWN) for $23 per share in cash, according to a 13D filing.
September 4, 2024: The special committee of Nordstrom (JWN) confirmed receipt of a proposal from Erik and Pete Nordstrom, other members of the Nordstrom family, and El Puerto de Liverpool, to acquire all of the outstanding shares of the company for $23.00 per share in cash. The proposal states that the merger consideration would be financed through a combination of rollover equity and cash commitments by members of the Nordstrom family and Liverpool and $250 million in new bank financing, with the existing indebtedness of the Company remaining outstanding.
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