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BRIEF-MNC Capital Increases All-Cash Offer To Acquire Vista Outdoor To $39.50 Per Share

Jun 6, 2024 4:13 AM

June 6 (Reuters) - MNC Capital Partners:

* MNC CAPITAL: INCREASES ALL-CASH OFFER TO ACQUIRE VISTA

OUTDOOR

TO $39.50 PER SHARE

* MNC CAPITAL PARTNERS, L.P: INCREASED ALL-CASH PROPOSAL TO

BUY

ALL OUTSTANDING SHARES OF VISTA OUTDOOR FOR $39.50 PER SHARE, OR

OVER $3.0 BILLION

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