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To: Flan who wrote (24179)6/15/1998 7:57:00 PM
From: cherrypitter  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 95453
 
Risking redundancy, thought the following might be of interest:
June 15, 1998

Key Energy May Seek To Merge
With Dawson Production

Dow Jones Newswires

WASHINGTON -- Key Energy Group Inc. (KEG)
said it may seek to merge with Dawson Production
Services Inc. (DPSI).

In a filing Monday with the Securities and Exchange
Commission, the group said it has a 7.4% investment
stake in Dawson.

Depending upon market conditions, Key Energy said, it
may seek various courses of action, including buying
more shares of the company's stock or selling all or
some of its stake. It may also seek a merger.

The group said it holds 820,500 common shares
purchased between May 11 and June 5 at prices ranging
from $10.13 to $12.88 per share.

Mike Little, chairman of Dawson Production Services
Inc. (DPSI), and Mark Stark, the company's chief
financial officer, said that Dawson and Key Energy
Group Inc. (KEG) have spoken in the past about
merging the companies.

Both Little and Stark said that they feel the company's
shares are undervalued and believe that Key Energy also
thinks that the company's shares are undervalued.

Rich