Abstract
$Juniper Networks(JNPR)$ saw a 22% post-market surge after reports of potential acquisition talks by $Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ for about $13 billion, causing HPE's stocks to drop by 7.5%. Market sentiments suggest uncertainty despite the strategic fit with HPE's wireless business.
Facts
đź HPE plans to acquire Juniper Networks (JNPR) for around $13 billion, causing a 22% surge in JNPR's market value.
đ HPE's stocks plummeted by 7.5% post-market upon news of the potential acquisition, highlighting market doubts about the Synergy between the companies.
đ° JNPR's market value, after the 22% surge, stands at approximately $11.8 billion, representing a 10.3% premium from its prior market value of $9.6 billion.
đ The estimated completion of the acquisition within a year indicates a modest 10.3% return for involved investors, potentially lacking allure for further investment.
đ Short-term gains through trading options might offer higher returns compared to the limited acquisition return over a year.
đ Regulatory approvals may not pose significant hurdles, making time costs and return rates more critical considerations in this potential deal.
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