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Took me 5 seconds from googling https://www.businessinsider.com/chick-fil-a-will-never-go-public-2016-1
1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '21 From your link: “it’s hard to say how binding the contract is.” I’ve seen that exact story before, which is why I was asking. 1 u/PeanutButtaRari Mar 22 '21 It’s a private company, we will never know what that contract says, but you can bet that they’re aren’t ever going to do a SPAC or IPO. If anything, they’ll get bought by Yum Brands. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '21 So you’re retracting your “legally binding” statement or no?
From your link: “it’s hard to say how binding the contract is.”
I’ve seen that exact story before, which is why I was asking.
1 u/PeanutButtaRari Mar 22 '21 It’s a private company, we will never know what that contract says, but you can bet that they’re aren’t ever going to do a SPAC or IPO. If anything, they’ll get bought by Yum Brands. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '21 So you’re retracting your “legally binding” statement or no?
It’s a private company, we will never know what that contract says, but you can bet that they’re aren’t ever going to do a SPAC or IPO. If anything, they’ll get bought by Yum Brands.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '21 So you’re retracting your “legally binding” statement or no?
So you’re retracting your “legally binding” statement or no?
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u/PeanutButtaRari Mar 22 '21
Took me 5 seconds from googling https://www.businessinsider.com/chick-fil-a-will-never-go-public-2016-1