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easyJet has rejected a U.S. firm's $6.3 billion takeover bid — so the firm went straight to shareholders

The U.S. investment firm is appealing directly to easyJet shareholders after the airline's board unanimously rejected its latest offer of 625 pence a share

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easyJet has rejected a U.S. firm's $6.3 billion takeover bid — so the firm went straight to shareholders

easyJet has rejected a U.S. firm's $6.3 billion takeover bid — so the firm went straight to shareholders

Published June 22, 2026 · Category: Markets

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The U.S. investment firm is appealing directly to easyJet shareholders after the airline's board unanimously rejected its latest offer of 625 pence a share

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Originally published at qz.com.

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