A consortium of buyers, which includes advisory firm Glass
Lewis & Co founder Gregory Taxin, discovered a 5.2 percent stake in
SeaWorld leisure Inc (SEAS.N) and said it'd have interaction in talks with the
embattled theme park operator's control.
The stake might make the consortium the 1/3 biggest
shareholder in SeaWorld, in keeping with Thomson Reuters records.
SeaWorld, which operates marine parks in San
Diego, Orlando
and San Antonio, confronted
criticism after the discharge of the 2013 documentary "Blackfish,"
which depicted the captivity and public exhibition of killer whales as
inherently merciless.
The organization stated in March this yr it'd forestall
breeding killer whales in captivity and earlier this month said it would droop
destiny dividend bills.
Gregory Taxin, who owns Luma Asset control, found out the
stake as of Sept. 20 together with Bahamas-based totally Ivory Cove Ltd in a
regulatory submitting. (bit.ly/2dratDx)
The filing became uncertain on the nature of the talks.
stocks of SeaWorld, which have misplaced approximately a
third in their fee this 12 months amid falling attendances at its parks, were
up approximately 1 percent after the bell.
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