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Atlas Arteria in Podcasts

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Atlas Arteria is a toll road operator with assets in France, Germany, and the United States.

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FEAR & GREED | Business News
Afternoon Report | ASX steady as RBA pauses on rates

Story number two, Atlas Arteria has again urged shareholders to reject IFM investors $5.10 a share offer, saying that it materially undervalues the toll road group and fails to reflect an appropriate control premium.

FEAR & GREED | Business News
Afternoon Report | ASX down for the week

Also today, IFM Global Infrastructure extended its offer period in its $6.9 billion takeover for Atlas Arteria.

FEAR & GREED | Business News
Afternoon Report | ASX down for the week

Atlas' board continues to tell investors not to take up the offer.

FEAR & GREED | Business News
Afternoon Report | Retailers slip after wage ruling

Story number four in corporate news, Atlas Arteria was up slightly today after it told shareholders to reject IFM investors $6.9 billion takeover offer, saying the bid materially undervalued the toll road operator and remains below independent valuation estimates.

FEAR & GREED | Business News
Afternoon Report | ASX climbs on Hormuz hopes

Meanwhile, Atlas Arteria said the first or the right of first offer period granted to Ontario teachers pension plan

FEAR & GREED | Business News
Afternoon Report | ASX jumps 1pc

Story number two, IFM Investors has accused Atlas Arteria of not informing shareholders quickly enough of its decision to sell its massive Chicago Skyway motorway.

FEAR & GREED | Business News
Afternoon Report | ASX jumps

Atlas Arteria's board, that's the Toll Road Group, it told shareholders to reject a $6.9 billion hostile takeover bid from IFM investors, saying the bid materially undervalues the group.