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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Regent Pacific Properties Inc V.RPP

Regent Pacific Properties Inc. is a Canada-based real estate development and investment company. The Company is engaged in the rental of commercial and residential real estate properties located in Canada. All the properties are in one region: Edmonton, Alberta. The Company also invests in residential and commercial properties located in Edmonton, Alberta. The Company has a portfolio consisting... see more

TSXV:RPP - Post Discussion

Regent Pacific Properties Inc > I too am curious as to what happens to my Rpp
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Post by tasman99 on Sep 01, 2000 2:29pm

I too am curious as to what happens to my Rpp

shares now. Do they become new shares in the takeover company? I thought RPP had signed something to the effect that they would pay a hefty fine if they accepted another offer. This would erase any thought of a better "white knight" offer. Basically I wonder if I should be selling or holding for awhile. Comments TIA
Comment by wooduck on Sep 01, 2000 3:22pm
IMO - you receive .20 /share cash. if yousell now you may get .20 minus fees
Comment by readgirl on Sep 01, 2000 4:51pm
I think you are right. My shares are at Investor's Edge, so I assume that when the deal goes through, the shares come out of the account, and the cash goes in--no commission. I can understand why people would buy at .195, because if you can buy enough, you will definitely make a profit. But why are there buyers at .20, and stranger still, .205?
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