Elliott Management Takes 6.5% In Alcoa, Supports Break-Up – ValueWalk Premium
Paul Singer Elliott Management
23Nov2015

Elliott Management Takes 6.5% In Alcoa, Supports Break-Up

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Paul Singer's Elliott Management has taken a 6.5% stake in Alcoa according to the fund's Schedule 13D, as filed with the SEC today.

Several news outlets are reporting that Elliott is seeking “constructive dialog” with Alcoa's management following the acquisition of the stake. According

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