Toyota Industries Stock News

Toyota's tender offer to take supplier Toyota Industries private at a price ​of 20,600 yen per share was set to ‌close on Monday, with the results expected at or after 3:30 p.m. (0630 GMT) on Tues

The U.S. activist investor's decision paves the way for the Japanese forklift maker to be taken private.

Elliott Management has offered to pay around market price to buy Toyota Industries shares from holders who have agreed to a tender offer that the U.S. activist said undervalues the forklift truck make

Elliott Investment Management on Friday said it will not tender its Toyota Industries shares into an extended tender offer at current terms and strongly encouraged other shareholders to follow suit.

A group company of Toyota Motor said on Thursday that the tender offer period for its buyout of forklift maker Toyota Industries will be extended until March 2 to increase the chances of the bid succe

The U.S. activist investor said a stand-alone plan would offer a path to a much higher valuation.

Shares of forklift maker Toyota Industries surged to a record high on Thursday after a sweetened bid from Toyota Motor , trading above the new offer on hopes that a better price might be forthcoming.

Shares of forklift producer Toyota Industries jumped after Toyota Motor announced it would raise its buyout offer. Last year, Toyota Motor sought to acquire Japan's largest corporate group with a ¥4.

Toyota Motor group company Denso will raise its tender offer price for group firm Toyota Industries to 18,800 yen ($118.11) per share as part of its plan to take the forklift maker private, it said on

Elliott Investment Management said on Tuesday it had a significant stake in Toyota Industries and had been sharing its concerns about the planned buyout of the forklift maker by Toyota group companies

Toyota Industries shares dropped 11.9% on Wednesday after Toyota Motor's ¥4.7 trillion bid to take the company private came in well below investor expectations. The ¥16,300 per share offer was a ste

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The maker of successful models like the Innova Crysta and the Fortuner does not have any product of its own in the sub-₹10 lakh category