If Bezos bought UPS What is the selling price?

[Analbumcover]

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Isn’t the majority of class A’s owned by a trust that ups runs?

It's owned by management and employees I really don't know if there's a trust it holds a big amount of the shares.
All that I know is that the employees have a shares and the rest of the world has B shares

 

[Brownslave688]

class A stock gets 10 votes per share
Class B stock gets 1 vote per share

guess who holds the majority of class A

Tieguy?

 

[OrioN]

You must have never heard of the merger between UPS and Fedex...

Yup, my truck is ready for the merger :

 

[Overpaid Union Thug]

Bezos would likely buy FedEx Ground before UPS. He isn't exactly a pro-union guy and would likely believe absorbing a non-union entity into his empire to be much simpler than a union one.

 

[Covemastah]

Why would he buy UPS after buying all those trucks and planes?

He wants to "drive the truck "!

 

[clean hairy]

For all the times I've been asked that joke as a package driver I could buy UPS

Fixed

 

[ManInBrown]

Bezos would never buy a union company. He’s allergic to paying a living wage. Never happen.

 

[CoolStoryBro]

To answer OP's question. Right now, UPS is for sale for 144 billion. However, if a larger company tried to buy UPS out it would likely drive the share prices up and subsequently the market cap of UPS would increase.

 

[WTFm8]

FedUp

I thought it was UpSex

 

[ddomino]

My understanding is that more than 50% of the shares are in 1 or more trust funds set up by Jim Casey, and the board of directors vote those shares, therefor giving them controlling majority of the company.

 

[Maple Grove MN Driver]

To answer OP's question. Right now, UPS is for sale for 144 billion. However, if a larger company tried to buy UPS out it would likely drive the share prices up and subsequently the market cap of UPS would increase.

Only 144 billion?
Bezos can probably find that in his couch cushions

 

[Sissy Brown Short Shorts]

That would only happen if it was a merger between the 2 companies, but I don't think there's any way that's gonna happen with 2 companies of this size.

Plus needed government approval.

 

[quad decade guy]

Does he he have the cash to do it?

No.

 

[quad decade guy]

To answer OP's question. Right now, UPS is for sale for 144 billion. However, if a larger company tried to buy UPS out it would likely drive the share prices up and subsequently the market cap of UPS would increase.

Ok.
Please give exact 100% proof of all of your statement please. If you know, it's got to be common knowledge. Any articles etc. Board minutes etc. Thanks.

 

[MECH-lift]

Wonder why my 9/11 thread got deleted?
anyways .....9/11 was an inside job!


RIP TO ALL LIVES LOST THAT DAY

 

[rocket man]

To answer OP's question. Right now, UPS is for sale for 144 billion. However, if a larger company tried to buy UPS out it would likely drive the share prices up and subsequently the market cap of UPS would increase.

He's going to make an offer of $500 a share. Amazon is at 3200 for sure now it would be a drop in the bucket. the next day. UPS will open up as worldwide services it's already on the package cars and trucks. They will be worldwide services but the world will still know them as UPS

 

[rocket man]

$500 a share the next day UPS would open up as worldwide services it's already on the package cars. The whole world would think of them as UPS

 

[quad decade guy]

$500 a share the next day UPS would open up as worldwide services it's already on the package cars. The whole world would think of them as UPS

Source of your information? Why would he do this? Why not continue on the path of slow, steady growth? Just put UPS out of business. It won't take much. There is a tipping point. Amazon is getting their stuff delivered now, without a nod towards anyone.

 

[Ancient Alien]

Does he he have the cash to do it?

He has the stock to do it. I don't see it happening. Organized Labor is too much of a headache to merge with.

My prediction is Amazon buying FedEx Ground in an all cash deal sooner than later mainly for hubs/centers, employees with no stock changing hands. FedEx Express stays the same... pockets the cash/invests and builds a partnership with the post office.

That's my guess.