Shareholders of Nextel Partners "voted to exercise the put option, which would require the largest shareholder, Sprint Nextel Corp, to acquire all the shares it does not already own. However, the offer does not provide the purchase price, and the process with the evaluator, who will set the selling price. This so even if Nextel Partners is a publicly traded company. raises questions related to the definition and the definition of "fair market value" and can discuss topics such as the management of premium discounts for illiquidity and possible deviations from the price of the shares of the "fair market value" . "Hide
by Timothy A. Luehrman, Douglas C. Scott Source: Harvard Business School 14 pages. Publication Date: June 20, 2007. Prod. #: 207128-PDF-ENG
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