Elon Musk secures $46.5bn to fund possible hostile bid for Twitter

Tesla CEO is putting $21bn of his own money in the package

Elon Musk has secured $46.5bn in financing to fund a possible hostile bid for Twitter and is putting up $21bn of his own money as part of the package.

Musk also confirmed that he will raise a further $12.5bn for the offer via a margin loan secured against his shares in Tesla, the electric carmaker that he runs as CEO. Morgan Stanley, the US investment bank, is leading a group of financial institutions providing $13bn in debt financing.

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Tesla CEO is putting $21bn of his own money in the package
Elon Musk has secured $46.5bn in financing to fund a possible hostile bid for Twitter and is putting up $21bn of his own money as part of the package.
Musk also confirmed that he will raise a further $12.5bn for the offer via a margin loan secured against his shares in Tesla, the electric carmaker that he runs as CEO. Morgan Stanley, the US investment bank, is leading a group of financial institutions providing $13bn in debt financing. Continue reading…Technology | The Guardian

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