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Fibrek Inc > Fairfax / Resolute
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Post by p.yu on Mar 13, 2012 10:05pm

Fairfax / Resolute

I am not sure what Fairfax will do with their shares after the lockup ends in April. Resolute has appealed the appeal to try once again to get the warrants cease traded. In the absense of new information or the inept judges, there is little chance they will win their appeal. The appeal court judges made the correct decision. 

Resolute has extended their offer until Mar 19th and there is no chance they will get the 66 2/3% of the shares unless they raise their bid above the Mercer offer of $1.30. If they do not, Mercer will get over 50% of the shares by the April 6th deadline. This will marginalize Fairfax and friends position in Fibrek as they will have very little influence and their access to Fibrek inside information will end once and for all. Their only hope is that the warrant deal gets cease traded, which as I stated has a very slim chance of happening. 

Resolute will have to raise their bid once Fairfax realizes that they have been out smarted. The Securities commissions in Quebec and Ontario need to investigate this further. There are so many disturbing issues that have come to light. It is a powder keg of bad behavior, minority shareholder abuse, inside information etc. 

My view -

1) Resolute loses appeal 

2) Resolute does not get 66 2/3% 

3) Resolute and Mercer will raise bids or do a deal to split up the assets. 

4) The winning bid will be $1.45-$1.50 - still well below repalcement costs and true long term value.

Comment by thefrenchguy on Mar 15, 2012 8:58pm
Yes, Resolute has no choice now and will have to raise their bid. Resolute need St-Félicien Mill because of the wood chips. Right now, Resolute have huge stocks/inventory of wood chips, and they would like to supply 100 % of the St-Félicien Mill, instead of just 30 % as actually. When Abitibi sold St-Félicien Mill to SFK PULP fund, there was an agreement that Abititi had ...more  
Comment by p.yu on Mar 16, 2012 1:37pm
  Wood fibre is the primary component in the production of NBSK pulp.  As it has neither timber  holdings nor cutting rights of its own, the Saint-Félicien Mill relies on fibre supply contracts  concluded with third parties to fulfill its annual wood fibre requirements. On July 31, 2009,  Fibrek and Abitibi concluded a three-year fibre supply agreement effective  ...more  
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