Alexander & Baldwin said it is aware of four shareholder lawsuits filed in connection with its proposed merger with Tropic Merger Sub, a buyer group backed by MW Group, Blackstone Real Estate-affiliated funds and DivcoWest. The suits seek to block the deal unless additional disclosures are made, and also request rescission or damages if the merger closes. The company denies the allegations, but said it will voluntarily supplement its proxy disclosures to reduce the cost and risk of litigation and avoid delays to the transaction.
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