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17:40
A consortium led by Tinicum has officially confirmed today that it has submitted a preliminary, non-binding all-cash acquisition proposal to the UK-listed company SENIOR (stock code: SNR.UK).The proposal aims to fully acquire all issued and future equity of SENIOR. If this tender offer is ultimately completed, it will mark a significant change in ownership for this aerospace and defense component manufacturer. The consortium emphasized in its statement that the proposal is still at a preliminary stage, and the final transaction terms will need to be determined through due diligence and negotiations between both parties. Market analysts pointed out that an all-cash acquisition usually gains shareholder support more quickly, but whether the deal will be finalized still depends on the attractiveness of the price and the progress of regulatory approval. The SENIOR board stated that it has received the proposal and is evaluating follow-up action plans with its financial advisors.
17:34
The cryptocurrency market closed with declines.MarketVectorTM Digital Asset 100 Mid-Cap Index fell by 2.37%, closing at 2734.67 points. MarketVector Digital Asset 100 Index dropped 2.13%, currently at 13670.69 points, continuing its overall decline, reaching 13276.41 points at 22:49 (UTC+8). At present, Solana is down 2.38%, Dogecoin is down 4.06%, and XRP is down 1.85%. Bitcoin fell 1.18%, currently at $68,353; Ethereum dropped 2.61%, currently at $1,987.91.
17:24
UK 2/10-year government bond yields rise by about 10 basis pointsTwo-year UK gilt yields rose by 9.7 basis points to 3.734%, remaining steady around 3.75% throughout the day after opening higher. Thirty-year UK gilt yields increased by 9.0 basis points to 5.174%; fifty-year UK gilt yields rose by 8.5 basis points to 4.761%. The yield spread between 2-year and 10-year UK gilts remained roughly unchanged at +73.386 basis points.
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