Poison Pill Explained: A Defense Strategy to Stop Hostile Takeovers (Netflix & Twitter Case Studies)

Описание: What is a poison pill strategy in corporate finance? In this video, we break down the shareholder rights plan—aka the “poison pill”—used by companies like Netflix and Twitter to defend against hostile takeovers. Learn how dilution works, how poison pills are triggered, and whether they help or hurt shareholders.

📌 Topics Covered:
0:00 Introduction to Poison Pills
1:45 What is a Hostile Takeover?
3:20 How Poison Pills Work (Step-by-Step)
6:10 Real-World Examples: Netflix vs. Carl Icahn
8:05 Twitter vs. Elon Musk Case Study
10:30 The Controversy: Are Poison Pills Good or Bad?
12:50 Conclusion: The Nuclear Option of Corporate Defense

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📊 Poison pills are one of the most powerful tools in corporate finance—but are they good for shareholders? We explore both sides of the debate and explain how this legal mechanism can save a company… or protect bad management.

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