Examples of New CanSup Consideration in a sentence
Payment of the New CanSup Consideration pursuant to the Revised CanSup Offer is conditional upon at least two-thirds of the outstanding Common Shares (on a fully diluted basis) being deposited under the Revised CanSup Offer and no other offeror taking up and paying for 50.1% or more of the outstanding Common Shares prior to the expiry time of the Revised CanSup Offer.
If a Canada Southern Shareholder elects to receive the New CanSup Consideration but less than 66 2/3% of the outstanding Common Shares are tendered to the Revised CanSup Offer, the Shareholder will not receive the New CanSup Consideration.
The ARTs included in the New CanSup Consideration are new securities that have yet to be created or traded in any market and there may be structural issues in creating such a security.
The value of the New CanSup Consideration depends heavily on the value one puts on the proposed ARTs. As discussed below, these contingent securities carry significant risks and uncertainties, and in any case would be unlikely to provide any income to unitholders for at least another 10 or 15 years, if ever.
Based on the advice of its financial advisor, CIBC World Markets, and using independent third party estimates for the value of Arctic natural gas of $0.15 per mcf, Canada Southern believes the New CanSup Consideration is worth approximately US$8.60 per Common Share, based on the closing price of the Canadian Superior common shares on August 10, 2006 and the value of the Original CanSup Consideration is approximately U.S.$8.18 per Common Share.
Based on this information and the advice of CIBC World Markets and its legal advisors, the Board has unanimously determined that the consideration offered pursuant to the Revised Canadian Oil Sands Offer (U.S.$13.10 per Common Share) is superior, from a financial point of view, to either the New CanSup Consideration or the Original CanSup Consideration offered under the Revised CanSup Offer.
Both the New CanSup Consideration and the Original CanSup Consideration offered under the Revised CanSup Offer could trigger taxes payable for Shareholders which exceed the cash they would receive for their Common Shares, since most of the consideration being offered is non-cash.