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To: Saul Feinberg Jr. who wrote (1042)6/21/2007 12:05:19 PM
From: Glenn Petersen  Read Replies (1) of 3862
 
I do not think that the PGRI deal is going to be approved, at least not as it is currently structured. The original deal, which was announced seventeen months ago in January 2006, was all cash. Now it is a stock deal, with PGRI committing to purchase up to $80 million of their common stock in the open market after the close of the transaction, if it closes. The shareholder meeting has already been pushed back at least twice, and is now scheduled for June 30. I would not be surprised to see the meeting pushed back again, as the company has until October 27 to complete a deal. To close the deal, it may have to be restructured a second time.

I never liked this deal. While Tandem is a publicly traded entity, it is a non-reporting entity. At the time that the deal was announced, I thought that it was curious that the insiders would agree to accept a payout lower than the other shareholders. The deal was announced 92 days after PGRI went public. A more prolonged search for a merger candidate might have been a good thing.
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