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Canadian National Railway Co CNI


Primary Symbol: T.CNR

Canadian National Railway Company is a transportation and logistics company. The Company's services include rail, intermodal, trucking, and supply chain services. The Company’s rail services offer equipment, customs brokerage services, transloading and distribution, private car storage and others. Its intermodal container services help shippers expand their door-to-door market reach with about 23 strategically placed intermodal terminals. Its intermodal services include temperature-controlled cargo, port partnerships, logistics park, moving grain in containers, custom brokerage, transloading and distribution, and others. Its trucking services include door-to-door service, import and export dray, interline services, and specialized services. Its supply chain services offer comprehensive services across a range of industries and product types. It transports more than 300 million tons of natural resources, manufactured products, and finished goods throughout North America every year.


TSX:CNR - Post by User

Comment by JayBankson May 18, 2021 12:18pm
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RE:Breakup fee

RE:Breakup fee

Justhalffull wrote: Not often mentioned is that CN will have to pay CP the $700 million breakup fee if they do not accept the CP offer.

 

In my understand technically KCS already has or will pay that fee to CP. CN is gonna pay the fee back to to KCS which will go on their balance sheet, which CN is purchasing, so in the shell game we are basically even. CN isn't paying CP anything, they are just giving goodwill back to KCS in exchange for killing CPs deal and moving forward with CN.

I understand your angle, but it is just a viewpoint. Also you pointing out a detail that is about 2% of the deal price or $7.70 per share of the $325 deal. It is an extreamly minor detail on the face of the deal...

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