Triad Business Bank Challenges M&F's Proposed Sale to Optus Ahead of Shareholder Vote
Bitget2026/10/27 13:16- Triad Business Bank published a presentation challenging M&F Bancorp's proposed sale to Optus, arguing its competing proposal offers greater value.
- Its offer provides $53.50 cash per share for up to 25% of shares, or 1.25 combined-company shares for each remaining share.
- M&F shareholders would own about 47% to 50% of a $1 billion institution, retaining M&F Bank's charter, name and Durham headquarters.
- Triad argued Optus' price remains up to $53.30 per share, subject to reduction, with no increase since July 21.
- The Optus agreement would merge M&F Bank into Optus at closing; M&F's shareholder meeting is scheduled for November 4.
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