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RE: Pacific Rubiales get takeover offer - Tree - 05-06-2015
'Dr. Wu' pid='57651' datel Wrote: Huh, the largest shareholder is an activist. Ring Ring Ring RE: Pacific Rubiales get takeover offer - Gator - 05-06-2015 May 5 (Reuters) - Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp * Confirms offer and exclusive discussions * Has entered into exclusive discussions in respect of an offer from alfa, s.a.b. de c.v. ("alfa") and harbour energy ltd * Alfa, harbour energy would acquire all issued and outstanding common shares not owned by alfa for C$6.50 per share * Proposed deal would be subject to a number of conditions and there can be no assurance that any transaction will be completed RE: Pacific Rubiales get takeover offer - Gator - 05-06-2015
'jft310' pid='57653' datel Wrote:The market cap of PRE is $1.5 Billion Canadian today before this announcement . That's up 4 fold if its correct and goes through. You need to consider the debt, not just the market cap. The offer is $6.5C or a 34% premium to yesterdays close. Dec 31, 2014 PRE-T closed at $7.19C RE: Pacific Rubiales get takeover offer - Gator - 05-06-2015 May 6 (Reuters) - Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp RE: Pacific Rubiales get takeover offer - Gator - 05-06-2015 (Reuters) - Mexican conglomerate Alfa Sab de CV Canadian oil and gas company Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday. Pacific Rubiales is the largest independent oil and gas producer in Latin America. Its shares have plummeted more than 80 percent since oil prices began to slide last summer. Alfa, which already owns a 20 percent stake in the company, decided now was the time to act, and on vastly improved terms than when it paid C$21 per share last August in a C$189.4 million transaction to raise its stake in the company to 17 percent. Toronto-listed Pacific Rubiales, whose shares also trade in Colombia, suspended trade in its Bogota shares on Tuesday afternoon after the deal was made public. Alfa and Harbour have agreed to pay around C$6 ($5) per share for Pacific Rubiales and will each own half of the company, that source said, asking not to be identified because the deal is not yet public. Pacific Rubiales ended trading on Tuesday at C$4.83. Harbour Energy is a joint venture between Asian commodity trader Noble Group Ltd EIG Global Energy Partners. Alfa believes the investment, by boosting its oil and gas footprint, will position it to participate more strongly in Mexico's energy liberalization, the person added. Representatives for the companies did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Toronto-Based Pacific Rubiales produces natural gas and crude oil at 90 exploration and production blocks in seven countries; Colombia, Peru, Guatemala, Brazil, Guyana, Papua New Guinea and Belize. The company is the second-biggest oil producer in Colombia with output of about 145,000 barrels per day. However, it is set to lose about 65,000 barrels per day of that in mid-2016 when its contract to operate state-run Ecopetrol's field expires. Alfa, headquartered near Monterrey, Mexico, has businesses in oil and gas, branded foods, aluminum auto components, petrochemicals, information technology and telecommunications services. It has a market capitalization of 164.7 billion Mexican pesos ($10.6 billion). Bank of America Corp deal. RE: Pacific Rubiales get takeover offer - jft310 - 05-06-2015 Ah more information comes out . Appears I pulled an old stock quote . If this deal proceeds hard to see a way the PNG assets are influenced in anyway until this takeover issue is resolved . Such a small position would not be the hot potatoe for the new owners it appears. RE: Pacific Rubiales get takeover offer - Palm - 05-07-2015 Facts are friendly RE: Pacific Rubiales get takeover offer - Getitrt2 - 05-08-2015
(05-06-2015, 11:31 AM)Palm Wrote: Good point; could be. May see it as something to let ride if they can and see if it ends up being something that feeds PNG LNG near term. If not, it sits for a good time and demands cash from cash calls. Yeah, Palm, and if I remember correctly, those cash calls are 25 or 35%, at least for some period of time, and that includes Raptor, right? Civelli probably got IOC what at the time was a good deal for his big commission. Hopefully, it could turn out eventually to be a good deal for PRE also. |