TTEC Holdings Shares Down After Founder Withdraws Buyout Proposal

Dow Jones
Aug 02, 2025
 

By Josh Beckerman

 

TTEC Holdings shares fell 38% to $3.09 during the regular session after founder and Chief Executive Kenneth Tuchman withdrew a nonbinding buyout proposal because of market conditions.

TTEC's operations include call centers, consulting and technology for tasks like voice translation. In September, Tuchman proposed buying the company for $6.85 a share.

"While I am not proceeding with the proposed transaction at this time, I remain TTEC's largest shareholder and am fully committed to the company's future success and its strategy going forward," Tuchman said in a letter to the board included in a securities filing.

In after-hours trading, shares were up 3 cents to $3.12.

 

Write to Josh Beckerman at josh.beckerman@wsj.com

 

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August 01, 2025 18:32 ET (22:32 GMT)

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