Investor Taunts Omega Protein, Suggests Ripe Conditions For Sale
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Wynnefield Capital, in an SEC filing, includes a letter it sent to Omega Protein noting M&A activity in the fish product market creates promising conditions for the firm’s sale. The group also makes candid observations about its lack of faith in Omega Protein’s management.
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