In December, Advent agreed to buy Maxar in an all-cash transaction worth approximately $6.4 billion, or $53 in cash per share. The deal would take Maxar private and help the company accelerate its next-generation satellite development program.
Stockholders at Maxar will hold a virtual meeting on Wednesday, April 19, to decide on the merger agreement, which is still subject to other regulatory approvals.
Proxy advisory firms Glass, Lewis & Co. and Institutional Shareholder Services have recommended that stockholders approve the proposed transaction.
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