Shareholders are being asked to remove supermajority requirements. That could be a defense against being acquired.
Low PE could make it attractive to some buyers.
How high will the bidding go?
I have seen that in a lot of proxies lately. I would not take it as anything unique to Nvidia. Being pretty sure of the short term, personal profit, thinking of honchos these days, it’s probably more in the hope of a buyout, so the honchos can pocket millions from their “change in control” clause.
Steve
NVDA is valued at well over $3 trillion. What buyer either has $3 trillion or the means to finance such?
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it is not going to happen, but always a stock deal is something you can make it work.
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I’m sorry, but the world’s most valuable company is going to get acquired? By whom? And how?
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Suddenly Jensen Huang finds religion and decided to become a buddhist monk and leaves his job. Now $NVDA board does a CEO search and finds Elon Musk is the best fit to lead $NVDA, so Musk is requesting a merger between xAI and NVDA so that it becomes a acquihire.. then the boards conclude the best way to structure the deal is xAI acquire $NVDA and rename itself to something like 'anything-is-possible-in-ai-world.inc"… voila $NVDA is acquired!!!
So there is your blueprint…
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