Two major shareholders in Canada’s
Gestion de Portefeuille Strategique Medici Inc., which holds 15.4% of GDI’s subordinate voting shares, said the offer of C$36.60 per share is too low. It’s “unfair to shareholders, and does not reflect GDI’s intrinsic value or its medium- and long-term prospects,” the firm said in a news release.
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