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SEC filingUWM Holdings Corporation publicly challenged Two Harbors Investment Corp.'s rejection of its $12.00 per share all-cash acquisition proposal, asserting superiority over Two Harbors' $11.30 per share deal with CrossCountry Mortgage and citing fully committed financing from Mizuho Bank.
This 8-K filing centers on UWMC’s public rebuttal to Two Harbors’ rejection of its superior $12.00 per share all-cash acquisition proposal — a direct challenge to Two Harbors’ pending $11.30 per share deal with CrossCountry Mortgage. UWMC asserts clear financial superiority: its offer delivers 6.2% more cash per share and adds a stock option, while being backed by a fully committed, unsecured $1.3 billion bridge facility from Mizuho Bank, Ltd. Critically, UWMC confirmed Mizuho removed the due diligence condition cited by Two Harbors’ Board — a concession absent from CrossCountry’s financing, which UWMC notes remains opaque and lacking detail. The filing signals heightened strategic tension and potential escalation, as UWMC explicitly states it is 'assessing its options' to ensure Two Harbors stockholders receive 'the value they deserve.' For investors, this represents a material development in an active control contest with direct implications for Two Harbors’ valuation, governance credibility, and transaction certainty. UWMC’s detailed financing disclosures and pointed critique of Two Harbors’ board conduct raise substantive questions about the rigor and independence of Two Harbors’ decision-making process — factors that could influence stockholder voting, regulatory scrutiny, or further unsolicited proposals. No financial results, executive changes, or new debt obligations for UWMC itself are disclosed; the event is purely strategic and external, focused on influencing a third-party transaction.