Gotham takes advantage of Brookfield’s withdrawal to attack the Grifols.

Gotham City once again sows doubts about Grifols. Daniel Yu’s organization used social network X to launch a new attack on the pharmaceutical company, taking advantage of Brookfield’s withdrawal from the acquisition. “After reviewing Grifols’ books, Brookfield did not receive the information he needed,” they claim. After a bad day on the stock market yesterday (it lost more than 10%), Grifols is also experiencing difficulties on the Spanish stock market today. Around 2 p.m., shares of the pharmaceutical company were down nearly 5% (4.89%).

Gotham is launching an attack based on information published by Bloomberg, where the economic portal claims that Brookfield was still waiting to receive certain information related to the blood products firm, four months after announcing its intention to acquire 70% of the company. In fact, the same request was already made by a Canadian fund in a communication to the National Securities Market Commission, where they stated that in a letter sent to the pharmaceutical company on November 11, they requested additional information as part of the implementation due diligence

Gotham on the same social network also notes that this is not the first time that a Spanish company has been accused of obscurantism.. In fact, remember that last July it was Moody’s that withdrew Grifols’ ratings because it did not have the necessary information to assign ratings on the debt.

Since January 8 last year, the day Daniel Yu’s firm decided to indict Grifols, this is the fifth time the fund has taken advantage of the situation to sow doubt about the blood product firm. In addition to the two reports, Gotham took to the social network.

Court tour

Gotham’s actions are also the focus of the trial. Judge National CourtJose Luis Calama accepted the complaint of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office explore Gotham CityGeneral Industrial Partners LLP (GIP) and several of its directors for allegedly providing biased and misleading information to the financial market regarding the reliability of Grifols in order to induce its investors to sell shares of the publicly traded pharmaceutical company. The Spanish stock exchange is part of IBEX, which will cause prices to fall, resulting in profits for both companies.

The facts are set out in the complaint of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office. for a possible crime against the market and consumers. In particular, the magistrate believes that a crime may have been committed under Article 284.1.2 of the Criminal Code, which punishes “anyone who directly or indirectly, either through means of communication, via the Internet or using communication or information technology.” or in any other way spread news or rumors or convey false or misleading messages about people or companies. Knowingly offering completely or partially false economic data in order to change or maintain the trading price. financial instrument.”