By Phil Boeyen, ShareChat Business News Editor
Friday 20th July 2001 |
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The report says the current value for the shares in the Christchurch-based company is in a range between $6.60 and $7.18. That compares to the $12 per share paid to the Stewart family for their 60% stake.
French electrical group Schneider has control of PDL with 98.1% of the company's stock, leaving around 350 remaining shareholders with just under 260,000 shares.
Appraisers Horwath Porter Wigglesworth say they expect that a fair value for the remaining shares would lie towards the top end of their given range.
In a letter to the remaining shareholders Schneider says it will pay $10 per share to compulsorily acquire the rest of the stock.
"We observe that this consideration equates to the highest price paid by Schneider on-market for PDL's shares," the report says.
"As this is greater than the range of values which we have determined for the remaining shares, the consideration to be paid by Schneider to the remaining shareholders is therefore fair."
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