Akoya Biosciences Receives Unsolicited Acquisition Proposal Amid Merger Talks with Quanterix

Reuters
03 Jun
Akoya Biosciences Receives Unsolicited Acquisition Proposal Amid Merger Talks with Quanterix

Akoya Biosciences Inc. announced that it received an unsolicited acquisition proposal from a third party, referred to as Party A, to acquire the company in an all-cash tender offer. The proposal offers Akoya shareholders $1.40 per share in cash. This development follows Akoya's earlier agreement to merge with Quanterix Corporation, under which Akoya would become a wholly owned subsidiary of Quanterix. Akoya's board, after consulting with financial and legal advisors, has determined that the unsolicited proposal could potentially lead to a superior offer and is therefore engaging in discussions with Party A to explore the proposal further.

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