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Wolfden board says yes, Zinifex bid at 27%
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Jamie Freed
March 21, 2007
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ZINIFEX has secured acceptances from the two major shareholders and the board of Wolfden Resources as part of the Australian zinc miner's $C361 million ($387 million) bid for the Canadian Arctic explorer.
Zinifex yesterday confirmed it would pay $C3.81 a share for Wolfden, down from an initial indicative price of $C3.90 before it conducted due diligence.
As part of a "support agreement" with Wolfden, the explorer's directors agreed to accept the offer for their shares in the company and key members of the management team agreed to sign employment agreements with Zinifex.
Additionally, Canadian miners Inmet Mining and Goldcorp signed lock-up agreements to accept the Zinifex offer. The acceptances from Wolfden's board, Inmet and Goldcorp mean Zinifex has approval for the deal from 27 per cent of shareholders.
Its bid is conditional on Zinifex achieving acceptances from more than two-thirds of shareholders.
The agreement with Wolfden's board would require the explorer to pay Zinifex $C11 million if the deal falls through. Wolfden is also bound not to solicit competing bids and to notify Zinifex if it receives any alternative proposals, giving the Australian miner the right to match such a deal.
"Due diligence has confirmed our views that Wolfden would represent an excellent fit with Zinifex's strategy to grow its mining business," Zinifex chief executive Greig Gailey said.
ABN Amro analyst Warren Edney yesterday said Zinifex seemed to be offering fair value for Wolfden.
"An acquisition of Wolfden at $C3.81 per share is not expensive and probably reflects the development and financing risks in a small company," he said.
Mr Edney said the explorer's High Lake and Izok projects could provide 25 to 50 per cent of Zinifex's earnings before interest and tax from its mining division during the next decade.
Wolfden acquired the higher-grade Izok deposit from Inmet for $C53 million last year. Mr Edney said the Izok project made up 73 per cent of his valuation of the Wolfden acquisition.
"It is the high zinc grade that provides the return in the Izok deposit," he said. "Additional tonnages would be ideal."
Zinifex shares closed 9c higher at $16.36 yesterday.
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March 21, 2007
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ZINIFEX has secured acceptances from the two major shareholders and the board of Wolfden Resources as part of the Australian zinc miner's $C361 million ($387 million) bid for the Canadian Arctic explorer.
Zinifex yesterday confirmed it would pay $C3.81 a share for Wolfden, down from an initial indicative price of $C3.90 before it conducted due diligence.
As part of a "support agreement" with Wolfden, the explorer's directors agreed to accept the offer for their shares in the company and key members of the management team agreed to sign employment agreements with Zinifex.
Additionally, Canadian miners Inmet Mining and Goldcorp signed lock-up agreements to accept the Zinifex offer. The acceptances from Wolfden's board, Inmet and Goldcorp mean Zinifex has approval for the deal from 27 per cent of shareholders.
Its bid is conditional on Zinifex achieving acceptances from more than two-thirds of shareholders.
The agreement with Wolfden's board would require the explorer to pay Zinifex $C11 million if the deal falls through. Wolfden is also bound not to solicit competing bids and to notify Zinifex if it receives any alternative proposals, giving the Australian miner the right to match such a deal.
"Due diligence has confirmed our views that Wolfden would represent an excellent fit with Zinifex's strategy to grow its mining business," Zinifex chief executive Greig Gailey said.
ABN Amro analyst Warren Edney yesterday said Zinifex seemed to be offering fair value for Wolfden.
"An acquisition of Wolfden at $C3.81 per share is not expensive and probably reflects the development and financing risks in a small company," he said.
Mr Edney said the explorer's High Lake and Izok projects could provide 25 to 50 per cent of Zinifex's earnings before interest and tax from its mining division during the next decade.
Wolfden acquired the higher-grade Izok deposit from Inmet for $C53 million last year. Mr Edney said the Izok project made up 73 per cent of his valuation of the Wolfden acquisition.
"It is the high zinc grade that provides the return in the Izok deposit," he said. "Additional tonnages would be ideal."
Zinifex shares closed 9c higher at $16.36 yesterday.
Wolfden board says yes, Zinifex bid at 27%
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Jamie Freed
March 21, 2007
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ZINIFEX has secured acceptances from the two major shareholders and the board of Wolfden Resources as part of the Australian zinc miner's $C361 million ($387 million) bid for the Canadian Arctic explorer.
Zinifex yesterday confirmed it would pay $C3.81 a share for Wolfden, down from an initial indicative price of $C3.90 before it conducted due diligence.
As part of a "support agreement" with Wolfden, the explorer's directors agreed to accept the offer for their shares in the company and key members of the management team agreed to sign employment agreements with Zinifex.
Additionally, Canadian miners Inmet Mining and Goldcorp signed lock-up agreements to accept the Zinifex offer. The acceptances from Wolfden's board, Inmet and Goldcorp mean Zinifex has approval for the deal from 27 per cent of shareholders.
Its bid is conditional on Zinifex achieving acceptances from more than two-thirds of shareholders.
The agreement with Wolfden's board would require the explorer to pay Zinifex $C11 million if the deal falls through. Wolfden is also bound not to solicit competing bids and to notify Zinifex if it receives any alternative proposals, giving the Australian miner the right to match such a deal.
"Due diligence has confirmed our views that Wolfden would represent an excellent fit with Zinifex's strategy to grow its mining business," Zinifex chief executive Greig Gailey said.
ABN Amro analyst Warren Edney yesterday said Zinifex seemed to be offering fair value for Wolfden.
"An acquisition of Wolfden at $C3.81 per share is not expensive and probably reflects the development and financing risks in a small company," he said.
Mr Edney said the explorer's High Lake and Izok projects could provide 25 to 50 per cent of Zinifex's earnings before interest and tax from its mining division during the next decade.
Wolfden acquired the higher-grade Izok deposit from Inmet for $C53 million last year. Mr Edney said the Izok project made up 73 per cent of his valuation of the Wolfden acquisition.
"It is the high zinc grade that provides the return in the Izok deposit," he said. "Additional tonnages would be ideal."
Zinifex shares closed 9c higher at $16.36 yesterday.
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Jamie Freed
March 21, 2007
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ZINIFEX has secured acceptances from the two major shareholders and the board of Wolfden Resources as part of the Australian zinc miner's $C361 million ($387 million) bid for the Canadian Arctic explorer.
Zinifex yesterday confirmed it would pay $C3.81 a share for Wolfden, down from an initial indicative price of $C3.90 before it conducted due diligence.
As part of a "support agreement" with Wolfden, the explorer's directors agreed to accept the offer for their shares in the company and key members of the management team agreed to sign employment agreements with Zinifex.
Additionally, Canadian miners Inmet Mining and Goldcorp signed lock-up agreements to accept the Zinifex offer. The acceptances from Wolfden's board, Inmet and Goldcorp mean Zinifex has approval for the deal from 27 per cent of shareholders.
Its bid is conditional on Zinifex achieving acceptances from more than two-thirds of shareholders.
The agreement with Wolfden's board would require the explorer to pay Zinifex $C11 million if the deal falls through. Wolfden is also bound not to solicit competing bids and to notify Zinifex if it receives any alternative proposals, giving the Australian miner the right to match such a deal.
"Due diligence has confirmed our views that Wolfden would represent an excellent fit with Zinifex's strategy to grow its mining business," Zinifex chief executive Greig Gailey said.
ABN Amro analyst Warren Edney yesterday said Zinifex seemed to be offering fair value for Wolfden.
"An acquisition of Wolfden at $C3.81 per share is not expensive and probably reflects the development and financing risks in a small company," he said.
Mr Edney said the explorer's High Lake and Izok projects could provide 25 to 50 per cent of Zinifex's earnings before interest and tax from its mining division during the next decade.
Wolfden acquired the higher-grade Izok deposit from Inmet for $C53 million last year. Mr Edney said the Izok project made up 73 per cent of his valuation of the Wolfden acquisition.
"It is the high zinc grade that provides the return in the Izok deposit," he said. "Additional tonnages would be ideal."
Zinifex shares closed 9c higher at $16.36 yesterday.
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Zinifex closer to buying Wolfenden
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ZINIFEX will stick with its $384 million pared down price for Wolfden Resources.
Zinifex formalised its offer after going through Wolfden's books and has secured a "no shop, no talk" deal.
"Due diligence has confirmed our views that Wolfden would represent an excellent fit with Zinifex's strategy to expand its mining business," chief executive Greig Gailey said.
"We are therefore pleased to progress to the next stage by formalising our offer for Wolfden with the support of Wolfden's board and management."
The offer of $C3.81 ($4.10) a Wolfden share values the company at $384 million.
But while this is a step back from the previously suggested price of $C3.90, the overall cost for Zinifex has risen slightly from the previous total price of $382 million, with the inclusion of all options and warrants.
Wolfden's board has given the takeover bid a positive recommendation. It has also entered into a support agreement that includes a break fee of $12 million and a restraint on Wolfden soliciting competing offers, but gives Zinifex the opportunity to match any opposing offers.
A Zinifex spokesman said the previously mooted price was purely indicative and conditional on due diligence.
"Due diligence is a complete review of the organisation and can identify things that go to value," the spokesman said.
"So we gave an indicative price, but what we probably should have said is that it was $3.90, with a range."
The spokesman couldn't identify what issues had arisen in the due diligence process to change the price on offer.
Wolfden has a diversified portfolio of advanced-stage resource projects in the Nunavut Territory of Canada, with total ownership of the Izok and High Lake deposits containing copper, zinc, gold and silver.
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Zinifex closer to buying Wolfenden
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ZINIFEX will stick with its $384 million pared down price for Wolfden Resources.
Zinifex formalised its offer after going through Wolfden's books and has secured a "no shop, no talk" deal.
"Due diligence has confirmed our views that Wolfden would represent an excellent fit with Zinifex's strategy to expand its mining business," chief executive Greig Gailey said.
"We are therefore pleased to progress to the next stage by formalising our offer for Wolfden with the support of Wolfden's board and management."
The offer of $C3.81 ($4.10) a Wolfden share values the company at $384 million.
But while this is a step back from the previously suggested price of $C3.90, the overall cost for Zinifex has risen slightly from the previous total price of $382 million, with the inclusion of all options and warrants.
Wolfden's board has given the takeover bid a positive recommendation. It has also entered into a support agreement that includes a break fee of $12 million and a restraint on Wolfden soliciting competing offers, but gives Zinifex the opportunity to match any opposing offers.
A Zinifex spokesman said the previously mooted price was purely indicative and conditional on due diligence.
"Due diligence is a complete review of the organisation and can identify things that go to value," the spokesman said.
"So we gave an indicative price, but what we probably should have said is that it was $3.90, with a range."
The spokesman couldn't identify what issues had arisen in the due diligence process to change the price on offer.
Wolfden has a diversified portfolio of advanced-stage resource projects in the Nunavut Territory of Canada, with total ownership of the Izok and High Lake deposits containing copper, zinc, gold and silver.
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also bei mir spinnt er auch hat schon 3,60 angezeigt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.389.629 von awsx am 20.03.07 15:03:28Siehtse nun ist der Chart tod.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.389.629 von awsx am 20.03.07 15:03:28Die Charts spinnen heute irgendwie, deswegen bin ich mir beim Chart nicht so sicher.
Trotzdem Danke.
Trotzdem Danke.
Was denn nun 
Jetzt aber 3,20 CAD oder?? 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.389.481 von ABC-Schuetze am 20.03.07 14:56:223,25 (+0,1) ist richtig
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