Unverified rumor circulating about $INV / @weareinnventure: Bankers allegedly pitched the Accelsius board on raising capital at a $1-$1.5B valuation—but only if Innventure surrendered preferred voting control. The board reportedly rejected the proposal outright, refusing to cede control or sell any Accelsius shares.
Bankers then allegedly warned that a planned "spin-in" of Accelsius would be "a disaster." Despite this, some investors believe management will proceed anyway—driven by what critics call self-dealing and greed.
One shareholder now says they're shifting focus from proposing solutions to pushing for SEC and DOJ investigations, citing repeated harm to common shareholders and a pattern of decisions favoring insiders over the broader investor base.
No official confirmation from Innventure or regulators at this time.
Bankers then allegedly warned that a planned "spin-in" of Accelsius would be "a disaster." Despite this, some investors believe management will proceed anyway—driven by what critics call self-dealing and greed.
One shareholder now says they're shifting focus from proposing solutions to pushing for SEC and DOJ investigations, citing repeated harm to common shareholders and a pattern of decisions favoring insiders over the broader investor base.
No official confirmation from Innventure or regulators at this time.