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Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. EBGUF

"Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc is engaged in the generation, transportation and storage of energy through its green power generation facilities, liquids transportation and storage facilities."


GREY:EBGUF - Post by User

Comment by TickerTwiton Aug 03, 2018 2:44pm
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Post# 28411897

RE:RE:RE:RE:the committee

RE:RE:RE:RE:the committee We will hopefully get some inkling of how likely a better offer is when the committee reports to us. But anyone thinking we'll get a 50% premium (1-for-1) is just off the beam. Too much better than 5% would cancel out the benefits to ENB of rolling ENF back in so there's a limit somewhere, above which ENB says "We'll keep our projects from now on, and we'll make a lower offer after ENF's share price falls."

If you really want a better offer, you'll need to raise ENF's share price enough that it's no longer dilutive for ENB to sell it projects, because that's mostly what the rollup plan is about.
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leo101 wrote: considering that enb owns about 80% of enf,  theoretically by increasing the value of enf, they are strengthening their own balance sheet.  i think they can easily give the offer a small bump to keep everyone happy and enrich themselves.  i'll still vote no with the hope of getting a better ratio.


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