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Australia’s Pacific Current receives $388 million buyout offer form Regal Partners
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(Reuters) – Australia’s Pacific Current Group (ASX:) received a non-binding buyout proposal from Regal Partners Ltd (ASX:), which values the asset manager at A$573.5 million ($388.1 million), the companies said on Wednesday.
Under the proposal, Pacific Current shareholders will get A$7.50 in cash per share and 2.2 shares of GQG Partners, which Regal manages, taking the total consideration to an implied value of A$11.12 per share.
This represents a premium of 42.6% to Pacific Current’s last close of A$7.8.
An independent board committee will evaluate the proposal, Pacific Current said in a statement, adding that shareholders do not need to take any action in the meantime.
Shares of Pacific Current closed up 0.3% on Wednesday.
($1 = 1.4775 Australian dollars)
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