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Western Wind Energy Corp > Strategic Buyers
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Post by agrossfarm on Dec 07, 2012 12:49pm

Strategic Buyers

Why are we thinking that a Strategic buyer (as opposed to a ultility company) will pay more?

The simple answer is that Jeff said so. 

He never mentioned a German Strategic to me or in public as far as I know, but I have not spoken with him lately, so the German connection could be a new development. Jeff did say that US and foreign/European Strategics were among the 6 new entities starting Due Diligence late.

And what is the rationale behind the assumption (Not a fact until it happens) that a Strategic will pay more than a normal power producer?

That too is related to what Jeff said in private and public. I believe he mentions that Strategics would pay a price based upon getting a 9% return...and that this would mean more money for shareholders.

My calculations (using my own assumptions) indicate that Jeff has reason to say that. If he is right and one of these Strategics bids on this basis, we will get a lot more than his $3 minimum.

Comment by bakken13 on Dec 07, 2012 12:56pm
Don't forget that we may get more than one buyer, as WND's different projects are easily seperated into bundles that could be sold to companies that would prefer to not buy the whole company. By selling different assets to the companies with the most interest, a premium price could be achieved for all. If they sell everything to just one company, that buyer may place a high value on ...more  
Comment by castle123 on Dec 07, 2012 1:59pm
I received the offer to "purchase for cash " booklet in the mail today. Anyone else?
Comment by bakken13 on Dec 07, 2012 2:02pm
Yes, and threw it in the garbage.
Comment by eljoro on Dec 07, 2012 2:07pm
Mine arrived today too... Still oozing, El Joro
Comment by castle123 on Dec 07, 2012 2:10pm
Mine is in the garbage as well.
Comment by impega on Dec 07, 2012 2:22pm
Did it have Savitr's logo on it? LOL
Comment by agrossfarm on Dec 07, 2012 2:48pm
Threw it in the garbage? Without reading it? I have their circular, included in the complete SEDAR filing, saved on my hard-drive so I can refer to the facts in it about their offer and what they say about deadlines, buying more shares, etc. I am going to keep it until we received much more than $2.50 for the shares because it may come in handy and it costs me nothing to keep it around. So, should ...more  
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