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In re: SunCoke Energy Partners, L.P.
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1:19-cv-00693
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September 10, 2020
SunCoke Energy Defeats Investors' Merger-Stalling Suit
A Delaware federal judge on Wednesday dismissed an investor suit that had sought to hold up SunCoke Energy Partners LP's merger with its general partner and majority owner.
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June 05, 2019
SunCoke Investor Wants To Block Merger Approval Meeting
A SunCoke Energy Partners LP investor asked a Delaware federal judge on Tuesday to block the June 27 shareholder vote on the company's planned merger with its general partner and majority owner.
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May 20, 2019
SunCoke Energy Wants Investors' Merger-Stalling Suit Tossed
SunCoke Energy Partners LP told a Delaware federal judge that an investor suit seeking to hold up its merger with its general partner and majority owner "follows a familiar template" of asserting nondisclosure claims that courts routinely reject.
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April 17, 2019
SunCoke Energy Hit With Investor Suit Over Planned Merger
A SunCoke Energy Inc. shareholder filed a proposed class action in Delaware federal court Wednesday that claims the raw materials processing company and its directors filed an insufficient financial statement that gives unitholders little to go on in voting on a planned merger.