Meanwhile, JPMorgan’s Doug Anmuth said that an all-stock deal remains the most likely option but outlined alternatives, including forming a new combined company or a phased merger.
Anmuth said the likelihood of a deal could increase “materially” over the next one to two years. However, he does not expect a merger anytime soon, warning that governance, valuation, regulatory issues, and Tesla’s ties to China could complicate any transaction.
Calls Grow For Musk Merger
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TSLA Price Action: On a year-to-date basis, Tesla stock declined 8.03%, as per Benzinga Pro. On Tuesday, it fell 4.02% to close at $402.90.
