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Nidec Corporation has withdrawn its $1.8 billion bid to acquire Makino Milling Machine Co., Ltd. after Makino threatened to use a ‘poison pill’ takeover defense.

Nidec Corporation has delivered a remarkable financial performance, exceeding expectations with significant profit margin expansion, phenomenal revenue growth, and a 9.95% stock price gain.

Nidec’s share price is under intense scrutiny as a potential takeover bid looms, sparking concerns about the company’s future and sending its stock price on a volatile rollercoaster ride.

Nidec’s hostile takeover bid for Makino has sparked a counterattack from private equity giant Carlyle, which is reportedly in talks to serve as a white knight buyer and potentially outmaneuver the Japanese company.

Nidec Corporation is at the center of a high-stakes takeover battle, with private equity giant Carlyle reportedly in talks to acquire the company as a potential counter to a hostile takeover bid.

Nidec Corporation has initiated a share repurchase program to support its stock price, driven by growing demand for its products in the electric and autonomous vehicle market.

Nidec Corporation has made progress in its acquisition of Makino Milling Machine, submitting its responses to the third questionnaire in a move expected to positively impact its stock price.

Nidec has submitted its responses to a questionnaire from Makino Milling Machine Co., Ltd. and its stock price remains at 2782.5 JPY as of the last available data.

Nidec, a Japanese industrial giant, has demonstrated its enduring influence in the industry through its recent market performance and financial health metrics.

Nidec’s acquisition plans for Makino Milling Machine have sparked questions about whether the move is a calculated strategy to strengthen its market position or a desperate attempt to salvage its flagging fortunes.