Elon Musk raised his record bid from $45.85 per share to $54.20 per share, which equates to a $43 billion bid.
Elon Musk, who is insistent on Twitter, does not get enough of record offers. Tesla’s owner Elon Musk stepped up for Twitter, but continued his interesting behavior. Musk, who has a 9.2 percent stake in the company, was expected to join Twitter’s board of directors, but Musk stated that he would not do this, and then announced that he wanted to buy Twitter completely.
Elon Musk raises record bid to $43 Billion
It is stated that Musk, who dazzled his eyes, increased his per share offer from $ 45.85 to $ 54.20 yesterday, which corresponds to $ 43 billion. Complaining that Twitter “does not adequately allow freedom of expression”, Musk has previously announced that he plans to establish his own social media platform. It is a matter of curiosity whether Musk, who came to Twitter with a record offer, will put this plan into action if he is rejected.
Musk used the following statements on the subject:
“I won’t do one back and forth, I’ve been clear up until now. This is a pretty big offer and it will please your shareholders, for sure. If my offer is not accepted, I will review my shareholding as I will not be able to implement the necessary changes in this platform.”
Given the unpredictable nature of Musk, Twitter’s largest individual shareholder, it can indeed be expected to “review” his shareholding if his offer is not accepted.