Velan-Repertoire Comments on Proposed Sale of Radius Health to Gurnet Point Capital and Patient Square Capital
Velan Capital and Repertoire Partners, significant shareholders of Radius Health (RDUS) owning 7.7% of shares, have commented on Gurnet Point Capital and Patient Square Capital's proposed acquisition of Radius valued at $890 million. They express satisfaction that others see untapped value in Radius but highlight concerns over the fairness of the offer. The group advocates for the election of their director nominees, emphasizing their potential to contribute valuable insights whether Radius remains independent or proceeds with the acquisition.
- Ownership of approximately 7.7% of Radius shares signifies a strong commitment from Velan-Repertoire.
- Recognition by multiple parties of the untapped value in Radius's assets.
- Concerns regarding whether the acquisition price reflects fair value for shareholders.
- Need for further disclosures about the acquisition rationale and process.
“While we are pleased that other parties also recognize there is untapped value in Radius and its assets, we are continuing to evaluate whether this deal represents a fair price for stockholders. We look forward to discussing the terms of this transaction with other stockholders and reviewing further disclosures about the rationale and process leading up to this decision.
We also continue to believe that our director nominees –
Velan-Repertoire urges all stockholders to vote for change on the WHITE proxy card to elect
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Investor:
(646) 844-0030
campaign@velancapital.com
(212) 297-0720
info@okapipartners.com
Media:
DZacchei@longacresquare.com / MWinston@longacresquare.com
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