ZIM Integrated Shipping Stock Climbed 15% On Monday: What Happened? - ZIM Integrated Shipping (NYSE:ZIM)

ZIM Integrated Shipping Stock Climbed 15% On Monday: What Happened? - ZIM Integrated Shipping (NYSE:ZIM)

ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (NYSE: ZIM) shares traded higher on Monday after reports emerged that CEO Eli Glickman and a group of executives are pursuing a bid to take the company private.

Why ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Stock Just Popped @themotleyfool #stocks $ZIM

Key PointsAn Israeli news site reports ZIM may be taken private.CEO Eli Glickman may assist in making a $20-a-share offer for the Israeli shipping company.Shipping magnate Rami Unger may then merge ZIM into another shipping company he owns.10 stocks we like better than Zim Integrated Shipping Services › Stock of ZIM Integrated Shipping Services (NYSE: ZIM), an Israeli shipping company, soared 16% through 9:40 a.m. ET Monday after Israeli local n…

ZIM jumps as management buyout reports resurface

Reports say Israeli shipping tycoon Rami Ungar could team with ZIM CEO Eli Glickman and other top executives to acquire the company.

Abraham Unger and Eli Glickman reportedly bid to take ZIM private

Israeli business news outlet Calcalist is reporting that ZIM CEO Eli Glickman is teaming up with Israeli shipping magnate Abraham Unger in a bid to take ZIM private. A deal is reportedly being discussed in the $2.4bn range, which is equal to roughly $20 a share. Earlier this year, there were reports of a management-led …

M&A radar: ZIM surges +15% on buyout talk – report - The Loadstar

Here’s some coverage from the press as ZIM flirts with the $18/share level, up +15% at the moment. Investing.com: “ZIM Integrated Shipping (NYSE:ZIM) stock surged 20% in premarket trading Monday following reports that CEO Eli Glickman and other executives are seeking to take the company private.” More here. Seeking Alpha: “ZIM Integrated Shipping (NYSE:ZIM) +14.5% in Monday’s trading following a report from Israel business publication Calcalist …

Zim stock rockets on report of buyout by chief executive and Israeli shipping magnate Abraham Unger

Only successful US shipping IPO since 2015 again sees public status cast in doubt