Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management offered to buy out Wendy’s for about $1.4 billion, saying the burger chain’s will be better off attempting a multiyear turnaround bid as a private company

Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund Management offered $1.4 billion to take Wendy's private. The $7.35-per-share bid represents a roughly 20% premium over the burger chain's valuation at Tuesday's close. The Trian-led group, which includes restaurant operator Flynn Group and investment firms BlueFive Capital and Sixth Street Partners, says the struggling chain needs years of turnaround work that's better done outside the public markets. Download the Fox News app or go to for more. Full story here

Nelson Peltz reportedly offered $1.4 billion to buy $WEN. @BrianSozzi isn’t impressed. “Peltz would be buying a dumpster fire he helped create,” Sozzi says, pointing to six straight quarters of falling same-store sales. 📉

“Nelson is a grown man, but he is still my child.” Watch Nelson Wells Sr. @FreeNelsonWells appeal to @POTUS and #XiJinping—two# fathers—asking for help bringing his son home.

NELSON PELTZ PREPARES TAKE-PRIVATE BID FOR WENDY’S Trian Fund Management, Wendy’s largest shareholder with a 16% stake, is assembling a consortium that could include BlueFive Capital and major franchisee Flynn Group. A formal offer could come in the coming weeks, though talks may still shift or fall apart, per FT.

Nelson, New Zealand 🇳🇿 This lunacy needs to be stopped! All our governments are sanctioning geoengineering and frequency programs.. No more talk of investigations or task forces! This is clearly just a delaying tactic, all part of the normal government playbook to placate us!