TIG Advisors Urges Altera Stockholders to Vote “Against” Lead Independent Director T. Michael Nevens
- Altera Board failed stockholders by rejecting a compelling and immediate value opportunity
- Concerned that Board may try to use upcoming foundry decision as a “poison pill” to ward off Intel and further entrench itself and Management
- Urges stockholders to vote “AGAINST”
T. Michael Nevens to send a strong signal to the Board to immediately re-engage with Intel
Compelling, Immediate Value Opportunity Rejected by Altera Board
On
Lack of Transparency to Stockholders
TIG agrees with the observation by
Act Now Before It’s Too Late – Altera Could Use Upcoming Foundry Decision As a “Poison Pill” to Thwart a Deal with Intel
On the first quarter earnings call, Management indicated that a decision on Altera’s foundry partner for its 10nm business will be made in the second quarter. Should
The Altera Board Has Failed Stockholders
FELLOW STOCKHOLDERS, THE TIME FOR ACTION IS NOW. PLEASE VOTE “AGAINST”
Stockholders are urged to vote “AGAINST”
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