--FILE--un dipendente cinese è visto presso la reception in sede di Shanghai del Club Med a Shanghai in Cina, il 29 maggio 2013. Un 18-mese acquisizione tussle
--FILE--A Chinese employee is seen at the front desk in the Shanghai office of Club Med in Shanghai, China, 29 May 2013. An 18-month takeover tussle for French resort company Club Mediterranee SA took a new turn as funds associated with Italian investor Andrea Bonomi sweetened their bid just three days after the latest rival proposal. The offer of 24 euros a share from Global Resorts SAS trumps the prior bid from Chinese billionaire Guo Guangchang¯s Fosun International Ltd by 50 cents and values Club Med at 915 million euros ($1.1 billion), including a 25.35-euro offer for each convertible bond, Bonomi said at a press briefing. Club Med, which has struggled to generate profits in recent years, has now received seven offers including Fosun¯s initial approach in May, 2013. The rival bidders both plan to refocus the iconic French brand on emerging markets that are spurring global tourism even against a background of slowing economic growth, military conflicts and the Ebola outbreak.
