Strathcona Resources makes stock-and-cash takeover offer for MEG Energy | CBC News
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Strathcona Resources Ltd. has proposed a $5.9 billion takeover of MEG Energy Corp., intended to create significant synergies and boost production capabilities. Strathcona, which already owns a 9.2% stake in MEG, had a previous offer rejected by MEG's board, which is now considering the new proposal. Strathcona insists that combining the two companies should offer shareholders the chance to evaluate the benefits. This merger could position the new entity as a top-tier oil producer in Canada, with identified synergies worth $175 million annually.
Strathcona Resources Ltd. is making a takeover offer for MEG Energy Corp. valued at $5.9 billion, despite a previous rejection by MEG's board.
Strathcona believes the combination of Strathcona and MEG presents significant benefits and urges MEG shareholders to make the final decision.
Strathcona is willing to engage constructively with MEG's board and considers a strategic alternatives process to find a superior transaction.
If successful, this merger would position the combined entity as Canada's fifth largest oil producer, with significant revenue synergy opportunities.
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