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3 FORMS OF TAKEOVER
NEGOTIATED/ FRIENDLY
OPEN MARKET/HOSTILE
BAIL OUT
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TAKEOVER
DEFENSE
PREVENTIVE
POISON PILL
CORPORATECHARTER
AMENDMENTS
GOLDENPARACHUTE
ACTIVE
GREEN MAIL
STANDSTILLAGREEMENT
WHITE KNIGHTS
WHITE SQUARE
RECAPITALISATION
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A poison pill is an attempt to discourage an acquisition by
making it more expensive to acquire a company, or by
reducing the value of the acquired business.
A strategy used by corporations to discourage hostile
takeovers. With a poison pill, the target company attempts to
make its stock less attractive to the acquirer.
For example, a company could have a poison pill that goes
into effect when a hostile bidder acquires 20 percent of the
company. Poison pills are usually set up to last for 10 years,after which they can be renewed or allowed to expire.
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Flip ± in
A "flip-in" allows existing shareholders (except the acquirer) to
buy more shares at a discount.
For example, the rights become exercisable to purchase the
target company's common stock at 50 percent discount frommarket price in the event the acquirer purchases more than,
say, 30 percent ownership in the target company. The acquirer
is precluded from exercising flip-in rights.
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FLIP ± OVER
A "flip-over" allows stockholders to buy the acquirer's shares
at a discounted price after the merger.
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STAGGERED BOARD AMENDMENTS
It is a type of defense where the terms of the board of directors
so that only a few such as one-third of the directors may be
elected during any one given year
It requires share holder approval before they can be
implemented
Classified directors cannot be removed before their term
expires
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SUPERMAJORITY PROVISIONS
These provisions usually require that at least 80% of voting
shareholders approve of the takeover, as opposed to a simple
51% majority. Such a requirement can make it nearly
impossible for an acquirer to obtain enough votes approving
the takeover.
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FAIR PRICE PROVISIONS
It is a modification of corporations' charter that requires the
acquirer to pay minority shareholders at least a fair market
price for the company¶s stock.
-it is usually in terms of company¶s P/E ratio -it¶s a weak takeover defense
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DUAL CAPITALIZATION
R estructuring of equity into two classes of stock with different
voting rights
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GOLDEN PARACHUTE
Special lucrativecompensation agreementsthat the company provideto Top management
it may be used both as a preventive measure and asan active measure
It is triggered by some
predetermined ownershipof stock by an outsideentity
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EXAMPLE
1. Procter & Gamble's successful acquisition of Gillette- CEO,
James Kilts, received a golden parachute worth $188 million
2. Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems- Sun CEO
Jonathan Schwartz will receive a severance package of about$12 million, and co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy will
get around $9.5 million
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GREENMAIL
It refers to the payment of a substantial premium for a
significant shareholder¶s stock in return for the stockholder¶s
agreement that he or she will not initiate a bid for control of
the company
Company example:
Disney & Saul Steinberg
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STANDSTILL AGREEMENT
An agreement between a target company and a potential
hostile acquirer whereby the acquirer agrees not to buy any
more of the target company in exchange for some
compensation. The compensation may be monetary; that is, the
company can simply buy off the acquirer. More commonly, it
involves some other incentive such as a seat on the board of
directors.
Company example:
Chrysel corporation
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WHITE KNIGHTS
Another company more acceptable
More favorable terms than original bidders
Terms required
Not to disassemble
No layoffs
EXAMPLE
EUROPEAN STEEL MAKER ARCELOR AND MITTAL
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WHITE SQUIRE
Target sells only a block of its stock to third party it considers
to be friendly
In return, white squire may receive: board seats, dividend,
discounted shares Preferred stock usually used in white squire transactions
because it enables board to tailor characteristics of stock as
described
EXAMPLE
WARREN BUFFET
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RECAPITALIZATION
PRINCIPAL FORMS OF RECAPITALIZATIONS
Share repurchase
Special dividend
Leveraged recapitalization
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Motivation behind Recapitalization
Enhance shareholder value
For e.g.
In 1997, coca-cola opted for buy-back of 8.3% of their equity thatraised the price of the scrip by a 42% in the New York stock
exchange
Distribute excess cash
For e.g
in June 2007 Guj.Amb. Earned 250 cr. On the sale of shares to
holder ind Investment ltd. In addition co. earned 325 cr. From salesof assets co. gave rs.1.30 per share of rs.2 each as special dividendand rs. 1.20 normal dividend total dividend is 2.50 on the face valueof rs. 2
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Thwart unwanted takeover threat
For e.g.
In 1985 attempted hostile takeover of union carbide
corporation by GAF corporation . To thwart the offer union
carbide offered its shareholders $ 20 per share in cash + $65 in debt securities . The entire package was valued $ 85.
Concentrate equity ownership
For e.g.
In the multimedia transaction in 1985 management
increased their ownership in the co. from 13% to 43% post
recapitalization
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Advantages of Recapitalization
Lowers companys cost of capital
Enhance shareholder value
Concentrates equity in hands of loyal shareholders
Effective means to distribute cash May signal stock is undervalued
Provides current return plus future upside
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Disadvantages
May result in over leverage and consequently severe financial
distress and bankruptcy
Increase in leverage may constrain operating and financial
flexibility May send negative signal in that the market may perceive the
recapitalization as a sign the company has few other
investment or growth opportunities
Masking financial ratios may cloud true financial
performance
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ESOPs
TYPES OF ESOPs
LEVERAGED
ULEVERAGED ESOPs LEVERAGEABLE ESOPs
TAX CREDOT ES
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REASON FOR ESOPs
GOOD MOTIVATOR
TO ATRACT AND RETAIN
OFFER REWARDS
RETIREMENT BENEFITS
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PAC-MAN DEFENSE
³Best Defense is a Good Offence´
It occurs when the Target makes an offer to buy the Hostile
company in response to Hostile bid for the Target Highly aggressive defense technique
Counter tender offer in response
Possible only if financial resources
May result into ± May defend
± May end up extremely destructive
± High debts
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JUST SAY NO
A strategy used by corporations to discourage hostile takeovers
in which board members reject a takeover bid outright.
The case of Paramount Communications vs. Time, Inc
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CROWN JEWELS
It is a strategy in which the target company sells off its most
attractive assets to a friendly third party or spin off the
valuable assets in a separate entity
unfriendly bidder is less attracted to the company assets
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RESTRUCTURING
Going private
± Buying bulk of the shares
Sales of attractive assets
± Making less attractive
Undertaking major acquisitions
± Draining its excess cash balance
Liquidating the firm
± When liquidation is better than the bid
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EXAMPLE
Punjab National Bank has been in the forefront of
restructuring