Now that Sprint has raised its bid for Clearwire to $5 a share, it has received the support of the network wholesaler's board. Major stockholders and funds have now switched from supporting Dish's $4.40 a share bid to rallying behind Sprint's higher offer. Mount Kellett Capital Management is the company's largest stockholder with an 18.22% stake and its haul from Sprint's offer will amount to almost $638 million. Comcast is next with 12.66% of the company which is worth $442.5 million at the $5 price.
The Clearwire stockholder vote is now set for July 8th and the chart below shows what the top Clearwire stock holders will receive if Sprint's $5 bid is approved by stockholders.
List of top Clearwire stockholders and what they stand to receive at $5 a share
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