Hostile takeovers explained

[@cristiansoare8456]

I hope you realise that your explanation skills are actually good enough that even I, a 14 year old boy, understood what hostile takeovers are. Thanks for that!

[@TheSoaringChannel]

18 now. Just checking in. What business do you own? 😘 No? Keep thinking Big. With a big B.

[@Geoffreyshadid]

Not 14 anymore, boy.

[@WPwholesomeENT]

excellent presentation I'm from the hood never heard any of this talk and understood it

[@WPwholesomeENT]

Toolman329 lol no just watch a tv show EMPIRE it was mentioned on the tv show EMPIRE wedsnsdays on FOX 09:00PM

[@safuulicious-youngfirepit8870]

lol i watch empire and shark tank and allso from the hood but i will be an entrepeneur

[@josediaz3862]

Succession from HBO brought me here 👍🏽

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Jose Diaz Disney brought me here

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[@carolyndiaz9727]

Wow. I was not excited to read about this at all or even watch this video. However, you did an amazing job in explaining everything and making it fun and simple. Thank you sir!!

[@_camuz]

+10 years ago, 3 “friends” asked me to be a partner in their architecture company. They offered me 1/4 equity, and all I had to do was the architecture projects. Then one day, after I’ve done the architecture projects, they come and tell me. “We went to have dinner yesterday, and decided that we are going to buy your shares and we’re 3 against one”. So basically they bring me in, paid me a minimum fraction for 3 big projects and told me they were buying my shares, brought me to court to sign a statement I wouldn’t sue them later on. For those who read this. Be careful with the people you partner up with. You never know who everyone really is.

[@thefloormat3297]

That’s some bullshit you had to deal with

[@Adi-pq9id]

oooor just have a corporate lawyer accompany you just like any normal man doing business would do. there are very simple legal solutions to the problem you described.

[@Japanese_one_Tokyo]

I’ve been looking into business my whole life and never heard of these terminologies. Excellent presentation and very clearly done. Learnt a lot and subscribed.

[@moin6077]

I hope you're teaching business to normal people now after 12 years. Your explanation skills are great.

[@AryehAmitz]

Your wolf has two mouths :D

[@beereaters]

Must be a politician

[@ThunderDawg89]

It's a hogwolf 😂

[@gtw4546]

The better to eat you with, my dear!

[@ManjeetKumar-qz1ds]

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[@sylvesteruchia5263]

It's a hog wearing a wolf mask

[@dasau01]

I wish I discovered this channel 10 years back. You're an amazing teacher 🙏🏻

[@StonyRC]

Magnificent presentation style, short and sweet, very informative.

[@ginnymonroe4918]

Hi Paddy Hirsch, thanks for this excellent "Hostile Takeover" breakdown, I was R&Ding for a story. Thanks Ginny Monroe

[@Heeroyui752]

Great video!

[@jasonkrynicky3170]

Why did KZbin recommend this 12 year old video on 4.11.22? oh yeah, Elon

[@spanchangam]

What a simple yet brilliant way of explaining the concept!

[@damdibidum]

I feel super happy that you made a house, which shows that the 3 Little Pigs Software has a Brick and Mortar location.

[@shankare2286]

I wish there were more of these videos. I also wish other concepts of corporate finance are covered. This is one of the best sites to learn about finance, Yaaaaaaay!

[@derekdrake8706]

So.. if you want to be independent, don't go public?

[@ahope3333]

Beautifully explained to where even a regular joe such as myself can understand it.

[@ambaya86]

Very good video. Thank you

[@jsaenz42]

Good explanation. Is the final goal of tender offer for the buying company to get majority (51%) of shares so that they can vote that the buying company completes the deal?

[@brentschellekens4151]

That's only the legal aspects of a hostile takeover. We haven't talked about corporate espionage, sabotage or intimidation tactics yet

[@craft20960]

Thankyou soooooo much sir . I saw so many videos but I didn't understand . By seeing your video I understand . Thankyou soooooo much sir

[@TonyTwoNukes]

Hmm.. Not the Hostile Takeover I came here for. I thought we were on the same page when you said "We've seen a lot of Murders and Executions recently, with companies banging each other." But as I continued watching I realized I'm at the wrong place.

[@Dtitilator]

I was just watching videos of Elon Musk buying majority of twitter then this one popped up.

[@NomfundoMahlangu-j7v]

thank you so much, I'm writing corporate finance tomorrow

[@TheCYBERTRON9855]

Coming here after elon musk hostile takeover on Twitter

[@CB-ke2vp]

Excellent explanation, learned super quick!

[@survivalhax6594]

wow you are incredibly good at explaining things

[@Nirsterkur]

Thank you for enriching me with knowledge.

[@websuspect]

i was gonna do a video on this. Theres some other things they can do, they can initiate a board takeover vote themselves raises and vote in more members. Another strategy would be like copy to some of three little pigs software or put a store front across the street and try to disrupt their business and make them take on water. A takeover may not always come in the form of a tender takeover. There are several strategies for stealth takeovers.

[@ravenalbj]

+websuspect You seem to be very well informed on this trade. I have a question and I hope you will be willing to clarify it for me. I know it may sound stupid, but I know next to nothing on this matter. Here is the situation. Corporation T is a factory in a third world country. Corporation R an international company from Europe bought 90% of corporation T and declared it private. There are the 10% which are somehow part of the new corporation, but are told their stocks is still in corporation T. A few years later corporation R merged with corporation P a larger international company and the stocks of corporation R were equalized 3 to 1 of corporation P. But the 10% of the original corporation T are still told they have stocks only in corporation T and that is it. They cannot do anything about it. Their stocks cannot be sold on the market because corp. T was declared private and now it is part of a much larger corporation. And they are not part of the new corporation. It is my suspicion that the stockholders of the 10% in the third world country don't know anything about how corporations work and they are swindled by some experienced manipulators. Am I right about this situation. I appreciate very much a response from you or anyone who understands this matter. And please do make a video on what you know. Every information helps.

[@websuspect]

+Raven Alb J. a good example of this may be some corporation like uber. apple has private stocks in overseas company's it uses like aie and are however a public company must file with the Federal trade commission on its holdings and they get reviewed. many people for maybe a year did not know apple had been hiding its holdings from federal taxs which is a common tactic in the US. another private company which has private holders is space x. so both uber and space x have private holdings. but uber is the world's largest privately held corporation with a valid of approximately 51 billion. the other part of that is hype. uber could be worth 1 billion. we just do not know since uber is a private company. but all this goes back to my private intrests in private study. my grandma didn't work a job but she was the family CFO and she would budget all her money and put it in a savings account and I had about 5 years where I was working and studying hard. I would get up at 6 am forabout 1-2 years and I didn't have a gf I would watch the morning financial report s.

[@ravenalbj]

Thank you very much. I really appreciate the fact that you took the time to give me the information. May I bother you with a fallowing question? Does it mean that a legal action can be taken against the international corporations which took over, in order to have the shares of the 10% be accepted into the takeover corporations?

[@websuspect]

+Raven Alb J. yeah my memory is not %100 on demand. that is to say publically held company's must file an sec public holdings report. with the security s exchange. and many public government organizations such as the navy seals or northcom are public listed on private holdings listings.

[@ravenalbj]

Thank you very much. I really appreciate your information.

[@braythirteen]

This is really great! Thanks for breaking it down.

[@AA_JonSnow]

I wish this guy taught me my business classes instead of my ignorant professors

[@Dsturb85]

Thank you very much sir I'm here just after Elon Musk has purchased Twitter in a hostile takeover

[@ekvish0813]

Excellent explanation..... Swift and precise...!!

[@akikaede_5310]

The illustration is so funny haha

[@ifrsmasterclass]

Really well explained. Thanks!

[@김승현-j5v7z]

thx for ur explanations. This video gets it easy to understand. fun n charming

[@ruthmomanyi7608]

great presentation. watched fro Kenya

[@aminkhawaja5412]

What an amazing explanation! Thank you!

[@salali2965]

Excellent information and still very relative

[@ElBlancoFinance]

This was great, excellent explanation! Thank you!

[@h1rschp]

Kraft issuing a tender offer for Cadbury is one. And Ron Burkle buying up shares of Barnes and Noble could be another. BN even put a poison pill in place!

[@tanzibatahsin4215]

amazingly explained !!!

[@ChiChi-sw5iu]

I love the way he throws the whiteboard marker for a scary conclusion 👁👄👁

[@soulsemblance3163]

I promised my dad to go with him over to Tokyo for a hostile takeover.

[@lklim3914]

I am thinking of a hostile takeover in Asia as well. If you are ever interested...

[@soulsemblance3163]

@@lklim3914 what are your ideas on the Future prospects of Korea via an aquisition of their assets as a prelude to the eventual takeover?

[@lklim3914]

I am located in Singapore. But I do know that Korean companies are extremely cheap relative to the US and many of them trade at prices less than debt capacity, which means that they are practically sitting ducks from a leveraged buy out perspective. What's an activist to do then? Buy a large control stake and , take it private and then list in in another jurisdiction like Hong Kong where valuations are richer. But of course, this is easier said than done. Have you seen some of Warren Buffett Korean stocks in the past? They trade at single digit PEs and at a fraction of tangible book. The thing is that it does not need to be a complete takeover. You could goad management into giving a higher dividend and naturally share prices go up without you needing to pay a premium to buy all shareholders out. So if it works out, good. If it does not, at the very least the markets do know that the company is undervalued. There are so many potential opportunities here in Asia but of course there are capital market constraints as well. If you would like to have a private conversation you will find my email address at www.theholyfinancier.com .

[@jonathansilva9848]

Very informative video, thanks much!

[@tastethejace]

Great video. Thank you.

[@siddhantvishwakarma7507]

Sir I liked your example which helped me alot to understand complex one.. can you elaborate white knight and white square topics.

[@prasathramani9]

Thank you so much!

[@TheLuminousOne]

Hall & Nash invading WCW at Bash at The Beach 96' was a hostile takeover.

[@kekaterence]

Great vid!! greetings from Brazil!

[@Rook1515]

Excellent!!! Thanks!!!

[@ThrallsBoys]

How would the company know is another firm was buying up shares, especially if these shares where already floating in the market. Also is there a form of slow creeping takeover over a matter of months or even years?

[@ProfAzimov]

Regulatory filing

[@BeautyHealthZoneBlog]

Thank you. Very informational.

[@Foreverlifex]

To the point ! However making a tender offer to the broard members behind close doors would make things move move freely because buying the broad members is the key.. Cash is King.plus .......

[@InJusticeAustralia]

Excellent

[@pppinto97]

Can you have a video specifically on opposing methods such as poison pill & others

[@pppinto97]

Can you have a video specifically on opposing methods such as poison pill, macaroni defense, killer bees, lobster guard, etc

[@birdlives2000]

Paddy Hirsch (spelling?) is the man!

[@financeabcs]

After watching this video I will need a drink. 😎

[@zarlashtjafar4520]

This was super helpful! Thanks :)

[@marketplaceAPM]

Thanks for watching.

[@goeducateconsultancy92]

great presentation

[@lauragillhespy1]

When he throws the pen at the end hahahaa

[@muhammadaffan8468]

Very helpful video

[@JustPlay310]

That’s the 1st wolf I have ever seen with 2 mouths.

[@gtw4546]

The better to eat you with, my dear!

[@abgottiful]

The movie with Danny Davitto other peoples money was based on this topic. Good topic

[@Riverdale270]

glad to see you back!

[@davidalen9279]

excellent thank you!

[@yanyang7973]

really great!

[@HeWhoLovesTheWorld316]

Great Video

[@pittim]

ok, question. its sound like, a tender offer, is sth negative, and the board can take action against that. why???? At the end, doesn't the company belongs to the shareholders?? why not being able to deside wether to sell or not??

[@puneetkumar3836]

why did he throw away the marker in the end ?

[@INTHESKY016]

Amazing vid!!!!

[@ugobrigneti8395]

thank u very much, genious

[@aashaypatel1663]

Why can't they see the financial books of the company? If they are going straight to the shareholders, can't the shareholder (as owners of the company) hand over whatever they want thats not public?

[@ProfAzimov]

Public companies really don't share a lot of info. In a friendly takeover, they could find if a company is fraudulent

[@WaltersSach]

Carl Icahn subscribed

[@SilverRose09]

do you have some examples of a recent hostile take overs?

[@Alimehdimalpara]

Twitter

[@nucleargandhi101]

Amazing!

[@joehedrick6122]

Who is here because of Elon Musk?

[@makayacine9314]

This is lovely and funny 😂👍

[@ibrahimmusa2698]

You are marvelous

[@mohamedshoaeb6928]

i came here because HBO succession season 1

[@akemumoren4133]

who said I was the The Little Pigs ? woof woof!

[@benzonabendo1301]

Does anyone know what is the managerial discipling theory of a hostile takeover? thanks

[@kenji4861]

i think that was the example he was using

[@malzo1701]

Frist of all good vid, but i can't stop laughing that this 12 year old vid suddenly appeared in my feed.... for mystery reasons... when I haven't even searched for the topic. Elon rock on🤘

[@isabellewillard2943]

I almost wanted to say "Microsoft" before he said "three little pigs software" up until he said "microhog"

[@williambernardbrown]

Yeah because I'm trying to buy Walmart and they don't want to sell it. I guess I have to sell is to the share holders

[@vaironalonso3578]

I like this

[@elKarlo]

Can you give some real life examples of the Creeper take overs?

[@sportbrian9761]

❤❤❤

[@escobar8617]

I’m going to clap some cheeks tonight wish me luck boys 🙏💯

[@jeremy28135]

I got a bad feeling about Micro🐷

[@shikhajaiswal8804]

helpful......

[@mattyounger9907]

If I buy one share of FDX can I start a proxy battle?

[@elpresidio]

LOL Microhog. I wonder what that company represents. Reminds me of Microsoft trying to buy out Yahoo last year and Steve Ballmer going straight to the shareholders of Yahoo.

[@essex3777]

I wonder if there have been 'hostile' takeovers. kick the door down with a shotgun and demand the company be sold to you.

[@tonyks4777]

Elon Musk brought me here

[@775shahrukh]

u also know that every thing has its opportunity cost..u speedy action has a very deadly opportunity cost which is the purpose of ur oploading..i.e. to make people communicate wht u r trying to say...u can loose the sole puropose...

[@petekdemircioglu]

Yes. There isnt any group/institution left who didnt try it in Turkey. Look where they are now. Too much Self confidence, Too little knowledge&skills…

[@VincentPhang2679]

cannot hear