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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum QHR CORPORATION V.QHR

"QHR Corp with its technologies enable secure medical records management for clinical environments, provide health providers with tools for virtual care including secure video consultation & messaging, and facilitate billing & health insurance eligibility."

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QHR CORPORATION > Loblaw's purchase agreement.
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Post by Canoutchie on Aug 22, 2016 9:22pm

Loblaw's purchase agreement.

I've owned QHR for a while.  Luckily it is in my TFSA, so this is a nice win.

Normally, I would sell and move on, but my gut is telling me to hold for a bit.

I listened to the conference call this afternoon.  There were only two questions.  One was a curious question about whether it was 23% or 25% of shareholders tendering shares to the Loblaws offer (caller mentioned that reports on this differed).  CEO answered it was rounding (i.e. who cares).

The second question asked about whether Telus had made an offer, or if it was involved with a possible counter-offer.  CEO responded that he was not able to comment on any talks with Telus.  With that, the brief call was ended.

I believe he (CEO) mentioned that it would cost QHR $6 million to break the deal with Loblaws. I'm presuming this would only happen if there were a higher bid, possibly from Telus or another company.  Apart from that, this deal looks like it will go ahead.

I don't know enough about the Telus involvement to say if anything further might happen, but I believe the company is worth at least $3.10, based on the work Paradigm did in helping to negotiate this deal, so I'm planning to hold my few QHR shares, just for the time being.

Good luck to all
Comment by Anschutz on Aug 22, 2016 11:27pm
I listened to the conference call also.  The key point I picked up on was that the Loblaw bid was unsolicited and received only 2 weeks ago.  This is very interesting as it means QHR management and BOD were not out shopping the company around. It suggests to me there are likely other interested suitors still on the sidelines. It looks like Loblaw picked up on QHRs value and saw a good ...more  
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