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Shaw Communications Inc. SJRWF

Shaw Communications is a Canadian cable company that is one of the biggest providers of internet, television, and landline telephone services in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and northern Ontario. In fiscal 2021, more than 75% of Shaw's total revenue resulted from this wireline business. Shaw is also now a national wireless service provider after acquiring Wind Mobile in 2016. Shaw has upgraded its wireless network, undertaken an aggressive pricing strategy, and significantly enhanced its spectrum holdings. As a smaller carrier, Shaw has favored bidding status in spectrum auctions, giving it a further boost in enhancing its wireless network. At the 2019 auction, Shaw added significant amounts of 600 MHz spectrum to the 700 MHz spectrum it is currently deploying.


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Comment by Capharnaumon Apr 28, 2021 4:39pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Shaw Discussed On BNN Market Call

RE:RE:RE:RE:Shaw Discussed On BNN Market Call
newcoin wrote: With the 'hell or high water' clause it's guaranteed that the buyer must buy.

The clause doesn't guarantee that the Regulators will allow the deal to close.

Regulators may nix the transaction.

I would like to have heard Stephen's alternatives too.


Regulators can't nix the deal. They can only impose conditions (which, when the buyer doesn't want to meet them, "nixes" the deal). Those conditions can be that Rogers need to sell Freedom Mobile. In any event, the "hell or high water" clause would mean the deal will close at some point when Rogers meets the conditions required by the regulators.
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