Varex Imaging faces two shareholder lawsuits alleging misleading merger disclosures
- Varex Imaging faced two shareholder lawsuits against it and its directors as of October 22, 2026, over its proposed Teledyne Technologies acquisition.
- Filed October 6 and 7 in New York state court, the suits allege misleading or incomplete merger proxy disclosures.
- Plaintiffs seek to block the merger pending corrective disclosures, or obtain rescission or damages if it closes.
- The company also received 13 shareholder demand letters alleging similar deficiencies; it denies wrongdoing and voluntarily issued supplemental disclosures to avoid delays.
- The disclosures leave merger consideration unchanged; the shareholder vote remains scheduled for October 28, 2026.
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