InMode

Steel Partners Holdings has submitted a takeover bid of $16.75 per share, topping the $16.20 offer led by CEO Moshe Mizrahy; the bid represents roughly a 20% premium and allows shareholders to reinvest up to 40% of their holdings into the new company. Steel Partners urged the board to appoint an independent special committee and an independent investment bank and called for Mizrahy’s removal amid concerns about the conduct of the strategic review process, saying the CEO’s bid appears to undervalue the company. With a deadline set for July 13, the market sees the move as a significant step toward a premium exit, pushing InMode’s stock to the top of its 52-week range. » More on de.investing.com

Steel Partners has made an all-cash takeover offer for InMode of $16.75 per share, representing roughly a 20% premium to the unaffected price and topping a competing bid from CEO Moshe Mizrahy. InMode shares rose in premarket trading; Steel is calling for the formation of an independent special committee and the engagement of an independent investment bank for negotiations. Steel also demands the removal of CEO Mizrahy and accuses him of suspicious stock purchases and possible insider trading; existing shareholders could reinvest up to 40% of their stake into the InMode led by Steel. The deadline to respond is July 13. » More on de.investing.com

InMode announced its annual general meeting for July 30, 2026 at 17:00 Israel time to be held at its business premises in Yokneam. Shareholders, according to an SEC filing, received a proxy statement dated June 18, 2026; the filing was signed by CEO Moshe Mizrahy. No further details on the agenda were disclosed. » More on de.investing.com

InMode has announced a board-approved buyback program to acquire up to approximately 10% of its outstanding shares (about 6.38 million common shares). The repurchases will be funded from available cash and may be executed on the open market or by other permitted means, depending on market conditions. The company emphasizes strong cash flow despite a challenging macroeconomic environment and notes it has already repurchased roughly $127.4 million of shares in 2025; the program may be amended, suspended, or terminated at the company’s discretion. » More on de.investing.com

InMode’s board approved a share buyback program for up to about 10% of outstanding shares (approximately 6.38 million common shares), to be funded from available cash. The company repurchased roughly $127.4 million of shares in 2025 and reports a strong balance sheet with a current ratio of 9.88. Repurchases may be made in the open market or by other permitted means depending on market conditions and can be adjusted, suspended or terminated at any time. The announcement comes despite a challenging macroeconomic environment; the stock trades at a P/E of 9.01 and has a market capitalization of $808 million. » More on de.investing.com