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NASDAQ:CTAS News 3 December 2025 - 22 December 2025

UniFirst Corporation Stock (UNF) Jumps After Cintas Renews $275 Buyout Offer — News, Forecasts, and What’s Next

UniFirst Corporation Stock (UNF) Jumps After Cintas Renews $275 Buyout Offer — News, Forecasts, and What’s Next

UniFirst Corporation (NYSE: UNF) became one of the market’s most closely watched stocks on Monday, December 22, 2025, after larger rival Cintas Corporation (Nasdaq: CTAS) disclosed a renewed, all-cash acquisition proposal that would value UniFirst at roughly $5.2 billion. The headline number is simple: $275.00 per share in cash. The situation around it is anything but. By late morning New York time, UniFirst shares were up about 18% at roughly $201, after a volatile session that saw the stock swing from the high $170s to the mid $240s. Below is a detailed breakdown of all the key UniFirst stock news
22 December 2025
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Cintas (CTAS) Stock on December 2, 2025: Institutions Buy the Dip as Analysts See Mid‑Teens Upside

Cintas (CTAS) Stock on December 2, 2025: Institutions Buy the Dip as Analysts See Mid‑Teens Upside

As of the close on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, Cintas Corporation (NASDAQ: CTAS) – the uniform rental and facility‑services giant – is trading like a high‑quality franchise that investors suddenly fell out of love with. The share price sits around $184 per share, giving Cintas a market value in the mid‑$70 billion range and leaving the stock down roughly 16–17% over the last 12 months, even though the business continues to post high‑single‑digit revenue growth and expanding margins. StockAnalysis+1 Yet while the stock has cooled, new filings show large asset managers using the weakness to accumulate shares, and Wall Street
3 December 2025
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Wesfarmers share price: what to watch on ASX next week as results loom

Wesfarmers share price: what to watch on ASX next week as results loom

7 February 2026
Wesfarmers shares closed down 1.33% at A$85.04 on Friday, following a sharp drop in the S&P/ASX 200, which fell 2% for its steepest one-day loss in 10 months. Investors are watching for Australia’s household spending data next week and Wesfarmers’ half-year results due Feb. 19.
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