The leader of Tesla, Elon Musk, indicated today (21) that he secured close to 46,5 billion dollars to finance the purchase of the Twitter and trying to negotiate a deal for the acquisition.
In a document handed over to the US stock market regulator, Musk states that he has already reached a commitment with the JPMorgan bank to take out two loans, one for US$13 billion and the other for US$12,5 billion.
The multimillionaire also plans to channel 21 billion dollars of his personal fortune to the operation.
Twitter's Board of Directors opposed the acquisition, approving a clause to make it more difficult.
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The leader of Tesla and SpaceX has not confirmed whether he uses a hostile takeover bid (OPA), but said that there is such a possibility.
Last week, Musk proposed acquiring Twitter for $54,20 a share, shortly after having entered the capital of the company with a stake of more than 9%, becoming one of the main shareholders of the social network.
Twitter made him a proposal to join the Board of Directors, but the multimillionaire refused.
Earlier in the Wall Street session, shares of Twitter were down slightly to $46,69.
