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Buen artículo de Marel en SA sobre el tema del merger:
seekingalpha.com
Me gustaría resaltar este fragmento, que da una visión contraria a todas las críticas que AF recibe constantemente (negrita puesta por el autor):
"5. To the best of my knowledge, no Navios Group shareholder/unitholder has ever been permanently wiped out. Specifically, Navios Containers unitholders did ok and they even got to participate in further upside through NMM (***owing the merger between NMM and Navios Containers), NM shareholders still have a fighting chance (maybe they will also be part of NMM one day), NNA shareholders have been facing severe difficulties due to the rock-bottom tanker market, but still have a fighting chance now through NMM, and Navios Midstream unitholders got to participate in the upside ***owing the merger with NNA, and they continue to have a fighting chance since NNA will now be a part of NMM.
In my opinion, point five above is important. The CEO has offered a fighting chance to all shareholders/unitholders of the Navios Group. In other words, no one has been left behind or permanently wiped out. Has the CEO made mistakes? Absolutely. Has the CEO prioritized at times weaker Navios entities over the stronger ones? Absolutely. Has the CEO profited from self-dealing in an abusive way. No. Does it seem that she is profiting? Yes, especially to those who have not done a proper deep dive into the Navios Group dynamics."

Navios Version 2.0 Starting To Take Shape (NYSE:NMM)
Navios Maritime Partners is merging with Navios Maritime Acquisition. This does not come as a surprise, especially after the at-the-market offerings at Navios Maritime Partners.
Me gustaría resaltar este fragmento, que da una visión contraria a todas las críticas que AF recibe constantemente (negrita puesta por el autor):
"5. To the best of my knowledge, no Navios Group shareholder/unitholder has ever been permanently wiped out. Specifically, Navios Containers unitholders did ok and they even got to participate in further upside through NMM (***owing the merger between NMM and Navios Containers), NM shareholders still have a fighting chance (maybe they will also be part of NMM one day), NNA shareholders have been facing severe difficulties due to the rock-bottom tanker market, but still have a fighting chance now through NMM, and Navios Midstream unitholders got to participate in the upside ***owing the merger with NNA, and they continue to have a fighting chance since NNA will now be a part of NMM.
In my opinion, point five above is important. The CEO has offered a fighting chance to all shareholders/unitholders of the Navios Group. In other words, no one has been left behind or permanently wiped out. Has the CEO made mistakes? Absolutely. Has the CEO prioritized at times weaker Navios entities over the stronger ones? Absolutely. Has the CEO profited from self-dealing in an abusive way. No. Does it seem that she is profiting? Yes, especially to those who have not done a proper deep dive into the Navios Group dynamics."