Examples of Revised Binding Proposal in a sentence
The Board believes that a more simplified structure could help unlock significant value for all Shareholders, and that CRH’s motivations for the Revised Binding Proposal include the removal of the discount in the trading price of the Shares, versus CRH’s own assessment of the sum-of-the-parts value of the Company.
In addition, the Board also stated in the “Letter from the Board” in the Disposal Circular that since the Revised Partial Offer is an integralpart of the Revised Binding Proposal, the Board believes that the Disposal and the Revised Partial Offer should be considered as a package.
The Revised Binding Proposal creates an opportunity for Shareholders to have a standalone investment in CR Snow, the leading beer company in the world’s largest beer market.
Since the Revised Partial Offer is an integral part of the Revised Binding Proposal, the Board believes that the Disposal and the Revised Partial Offer should be considered as a package.
This is in line with the intention of CRH to provide a substantial and immediate cash realization to Shareholders as a part of the Revised Binding Proposal.
In light of the above, the Board believes, and we concur that, it is appropriate to review and consider the Revised Binding Proposal as a whole, taking into consideration the likely trading value of the Remaining Business after Completion.
On the basis of the above, the Directors consider the terms of the Revised Binding Proposal (including the Disposal) to be fair and reasonable and in the interests of the Company and the Shareholders as a whole, and the Directors take the view that Independent Shareholders should be given the opportunity to consider and vote on the matter.
The Directors have considered other alternatives for the Disposal Assets in the past and believed that none of the alternatives is as viable and as certain in terms of timing and value creation to the Independent Shareholders as the current Revised Binding Proposal.
The consideration for the Disposal, as part of the Revised Binding Proposal, was proposed by CRH with reference to CRH’s view of the value of the non-beer businesses and the terms of the transaction taken as a whole, including the Revised Partial Offer.
Conclusions The Financial Advisor appointed to advise the Company on the Binding Proposal and Revised Binding Proposal believes that, given the limited alternate options to realise value, the implied premium of the Revised Binding Proposal and the fact that the Revised Binding Proposal allows investors to immediately realize a significant part of the Company’s value in cash whilst retaining ownership in the Company as a pure play beer business, the Revised Binding Proposal is attractive to Shareholders.