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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Regent Pacific Properties Inc V.RPP

Regent Pacific Properties Inc. is a Canada-based real estate development and investment company. The Company invests in residential and commercial properties located in Edmonton, Alberta. The Company has a portfolio consisting of about 72,675 square feet three-story commercial office tower and attached single-story bays with an underground parking facility (Cassel Centre), located in Edmonton... see more

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Post by boldone on Sep 05, 2000 8:02pm

another bid

Me thinks there is already another bid sitting in the wings that the close friends know about but why tell the lowly shareholders.
Comment by recon on Sep 05, 2000 9:20pm
I can't imagine a North American operator allowing a foreign operator into the market without a fight, at the very least you would force them to pay more for the asset!
Comment by fisherman7 on Sep 06, 2000 8:29am
I agree - the Euro's have deep pockets and if they enter the North American market the comps. would be in for a price war. Always IMHO
Comment by CastorBH on Sep 06, 2000 9:22am
I wonder if UPN themselves are buying up the shares? I am trying to imagine how this may benefit them!
Comment by wooduck on Sep 06, 2000 10:04am
If they thought another bid was coming... 1-they could sell accumulated shares at a profit 2-they have more shares to vote infavor of the deal (for themselves or a bid 19 to 21 is cheap fot them.
Comment by arch12 on Sep 06, 2000 11:33am
I have a feeling your theory is right on the money.
Comment by tjmj on Sep 06, 2000 9:00pm
SAPPI
Comment by theProf20 on Sep 06, 2000 9:53pm
tjmj do you think sappi is interested in repap and will bid for the company
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