Solstice shares dropped 13% to $69.76 following the announcement. The company plans to acquire the Miami Beach-based specialty-chemicals maker through a mix of cash and stock. Under the original terms, Solstice committed to paying $10 in cash alongside half a share of its own stock for every Element share, valuing the deal at $50.10 per share based on Thursday’s closing prices.
However, the subsequent selloff in Solstice equity drastically altered the math. The deal’s current market value has slipped to roughly $44.88 per share for Element investors. This adjustment leaves the acquisition premium at just 2.9% above Element’s Thursday close of $43.64, causing Element shares to retreat 1.6% to $42.94 as the market recalibrates the viability of the transaction.

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