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Gold/Mining/Energy : Bombardier, maker of planes and trains and other things

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To: Gilbert Drapeau who wrote (1097)4/7/2003 8:00:29 PM
From: gg cox   of 1177
 
UPDATE - Bombardier to issue 340 mln shares at C$3.25 each
Monday April 7, 6:07 pm ET

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MONTREAL, April 7 (Reuters) - Bombardier Inc. (Toronto:BBDb.TO - News) said on Monday it will issue 340 million class B common shares at C$3.25 each in a C$1.2 billion ($811 million) offer.

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The Montreal-based plane, train and snowmobile maker, which unveiled a sweeping restructuring plan on Thursday that included the equity issue and asset sales to counter some C$2.2 billion of writedowns, said the issue will close on or about April 17.

Proceeds will be used to supplement Bombardier's working capital and for general corporate purposes, the company said in a release.

Bombardier said it had granted the underwriters, led by CIBC World Markets Inc. and UBS Warburg (News - Websites) Inc., an option to purchase up to 30 million additional class B shares at the same price.

Last Thursday, Bombardier, the world's largest train maker and No. 3 manufacturer of civil aircraft, said it recorded a fourth-quarter loss of about C$1 billion and heavy annual writedowns related mainly to its aircraft-making division.

Shares of Bombardier closed down 5 Canadian cents at C$3.31 on Monday on the Toronto Stock Exchange (News - Websites), on a volume of 17 million shares, making it the most active in the session.

The company said it had filed a preliminary short-form prospectus on April 3 with Canadian securities regulators.

($1=$1.48 Canadian)
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