Clovis Oncology climbs 34% as shareholders reject reverse stock split
Jul. 08, 2022 12:27 PM ETClovis Oncology, Inc. (CLVSQ)By: Dulan Lokuwithana, SA News Editor7 Comments
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- Clovis Oncology (NASDAQ:CLVS), a biotech focused on anti-cancer agents, added more than 34% on Friday to reach the highest level since April after the company’s shareholders rejected a proposal to implement a reverse stock split.
- Disclosing the outcome of its 2022 stockholder meeting, Clovis (CLVS) said that the shareholders did not approve two proposals: the 1-for-7 reverse stock split and a concurrent plan to decrease the number of authorized shares of common stock.
- The company had previously adjourned its annual meeting to discuss three proposals. However, shareholders greenlighted only one proposal related to a stock incentive plan when the meeting resumed yesterday.
- Despite more than a threefold rise over the past 30 days, Clovis (CLVS) shares remain ~45% lower than the year-ago level, as shown in this graph.
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User 48828829
11 Jul. 2022
interesting and unknown reasons for the stock price movement both intraday and trend from 65 cents to 2.60+ do investors truly believe a buyout is likely ? or is it shorts and day traders causing spikes and then down turns no clinical trial or product related press releases, ok, no reverse split and that’s a plus
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Amstragram
11 Jul. 2022
Shame it’s not moving on an actual business news … maybe because there aren’t any
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Biocrest
08 Jul. 2022
Thank you shareholders! We made a good decision
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MrSir
08 Jul. 2022
Any hope of this not going bankrupt?
I almost bought the stock in the Summer of 2018 at a much higher price. What a fortunate decision.
I almost bought the stock in the Summer of 2018 at a much higher price. What a fortunate decision.

Mo Money 2011
08 Jul. 2022
Moving on up!
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The Reasonable Man
08 Jul. 2022
Let’s hope the same thing happens with HEPA