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Terton Capital Challenges Korea’s Golfzon on Second Buyout Bid

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 18 August 2026, 23:38 UTC By Youkyung Lee 1 min read
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A second attempt to take South Korea’s Golfzon Holdings Co. private is facing renewed resistance from a minority shareholder, with the stock now trading above the tender price in a sign the buyer may struggle to win over investors on the current terms.

A second attempt to take South Korea’s Golfzon Holdings Co. private is facing renewed resistance from a minority shareholder, with the stock now trading above the tender price in a sign the buyer may struggle to win over investors on the current terms.
Terton Capital Challenges Korea’s (ORG) Golfzon (PERSON) Second Buyout Bid (ORG) South Korea’s (LOCATION) Golfzon Holdings Co. (ORG)
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