We are investigating the fairness of the proposed merger of Huntsman Corporation (NYSE: HUN) (“Huntsman”) with Olin Corporation (“Olin”) pursuant to which Huntsman shareholders will receive 0.5476 shares in Olin for every one (1) share of Huntsman.
In trading on June 16, 2026, the price of Huntsman shares have fallen over 18% on the news of the merger as of 11:45 A.M. Eastern time.
Huntsman’s stock price is falling because, based on the closing price of Olin of $25.30 as of June 15, 2026, the implied sale price is approximately $13.85 per Huntsman share. This implied sale price is well below the closing price of Huntsman $15.89 per share on June 15, 2026. The implied sale price is also well below the price targets for Huntsman of multiple Wall Street analysts, including:
- Patrick Cunningham of Citi ($16.00 target price)
- Vincent Andrews of Morgan Stanley ($15.00 target price)
- David Begleiter of Deutsche Bank ($15.00 target price)
- David Fischer of Goldman Sachs ($15.00 target price)
(source: TipRanks)
“We are investigating whether the Huntsman Board of Directors acted in the best interests of Huntsman shareholders in approving the merger,” explained Joshua Fruchter, a founding partner of Wohl & Fruchter. “This includes whether the exchange ratio agreed upon is fair to Huntsman shareholders, and whether all material information regarding the transaction has been fully disclosed. We encourage Huntsman stockholders to contact us if they have any concerns.”
If you remain a Huntsman shareholder and have concerns about the fairness of the proposed merger, you may contact our firm to discuss your legal rights at no charge by completing and submitting the form below.