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Musk’s backing of proposed SpaceX–Tesla merger worries negotiators
Reuters cited people familiar with the talks as saying Musk’s public support for a proposed $3.5 trillion SpaceX–Tesla merger has worried some participants, who fear shareholder scrutiny could delay negotiations by weeks. Both companies have appointed advisers and formed special committees. Talks remain at an early stage, with a direct acquisition and a new holding company among the options under discussion.
What to know
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Options include SpaceX acquiring Tesla or combining both under a new holding company; an all-stock transaction is also being considered.
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Musk said conflicts of interest prevent him from joining special committee discussions; advisers are communicating with his lawyers to ensure he stays out of merger negotiations.
Why it matters
Because Musk is CEO of both companies and holds substantial stakes in each, independent oversight and protections for public shareholders are important issues in the proposed related-party transaction.
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