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Elliott's activism may drive Emerson to raise its bid above $265, reflecting a more favorable market valuation. Historical precedents show activist involvement typically leads to increased bid prices.
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Elliott Investment Management opposes Emerson's $265 per share tender offer. Elliott claims the offer undervalues Aspen Technology and seeks a higher price. Emerson's control could allow for a low offer; Elliott has a stake of 9%. Recent operational improvements could increase competitiveness and margins for Aspen. The vote threshold to approve the tender offer favors current shareholder activism.
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