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Brown-Forman turns down ‘unsolicited’ Sazerac offer

Brown-Forman, the maker of Jack Daniel's, has rejected a $15 billion unsolicited takeover bid from spirits rival Sazerac.

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The brief

Brown-Forman has turned down an unsolicited offer to be acquired by Sazerac. The company's board determined that the bid was not actionable.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Reuters, and inc.com emphasizes the scale of the offer, which was valued at $15 billion. The Spirits Business and Global Drinks Intel also report on the rejection of the bid.

Future developments depend on whether Sazerac pursues further action after Brown-Forman's formal rejection.

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Quick answers

Who made the takeover bid?

Sazerac, a rival spirits company.

How much was the offer worth?

The takeover offer was valued at $15 billion.

What was Brown-Forman's response?

The board rejected the unsolicited bid, stating it was not actionable.

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