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Gold/Mining/Energy : Wheaton River Minerals (WRM Toronto)

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From: SKARLOEY1/21/2005 12:18:09 PM
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wht and gg look like they want this merger to go through and i think it will happen...price of both stocks are sure to go much higher!!!

Associated Press
Goldcorp Encourages Vote on Wheaton Sale
Friday January 21, 11:03 am ET
Goldcorp Encourages Shareholders to Reject Glamis Takeover in Favor of Deal With Wheaton

NEW YORK (AP) -- Toronto-based gold miner Goldcorp Inc. on Friday said it is recommending that shareholders reject the hostile takeover bid from Glamis Gold Ltd. and vote in favor of the proposed sale of the company to Wheaton River Minerals Ltd..
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In December, Reno, Nev.'s Glamis made a $3.4 billion stock swap offer for Goldcorp after the company agreed to be acquired for $2.2 billion by Wheaton, which is based in Vancouver.

At the time, Goldcorp said it agreed with Wheaton on a $35 million breakup fee if the deal were to fall through. If the transaction goes through, it would create a mine with expected 2005 production of more than 1.1 million ounces of gold, plus substantial copper production from Wheaton.

In encouraging shareholders to vote at the Jan. 31 meeting for the Wheaton deal, Goldcorp said that the transaction would have a lower risk profile, enhance trading liquidity, and be "accretive to key valuation metrics."

In morning trading, Goldcorp shares rose 16 cents to $14.49 on the Nasdaq while Glamis shares rose 28 cents to $16.55 on the New York Stock Exchange and Wheaton shares grew by 5 cents to $3.19 on the American Stock Exchange.
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