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Western Wind Energy Corp V.WND



TSXV:WND - Post by User

Post by bakken13on Feb 17, 2013 9:14pm
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Post# 21004108

Break Fee

Break Fee

Lets say that company "B" wanted to buy WND in a friendly offer.

They could bid $2.70/share, with a $10 million break fee in the agreement.

That would put them on the same economic terms as BEP with their somewhat cheaper Goodman shares.

$3.5 million for the cheaper Goodman shares that BEP owns, plus $6.5 million for the extra 10 cents in the bid.

And that would force BEP to offer at least $2.80, and probably quite a bit more, to compete, as it would still be a hostile bid. But now, BEP would also have to pay the break fee as part of the acquisition cost of buying WND.

So all of a sudden, BEP is at a distinct disadvantage.

If there was any other bidder in the running, this could be done and agreed to in a matter of minutes. So why isn't it being done?

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