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Shares in MEG Energy soar after Husky Energy makes hostile takeover offer

October 1, 20187:57 AM The Canadian Press0 Comments

CALGARY – Shares in MEG Energy Corp. soared in early trading following a hostile takeover offer announced Sunday by Husky Energy Inc.

MEG shares were up $2.94 or about 37 per cent at $10.97 in early trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange after going as high as $11.70.

Husky shares were down $1.63 or about seven per cent at $21.05.

The hostile offer is a combination of cash or shares worth $11 for each MEG share. The maximum cash available under the deal is capped at $1 billion and the maximum number of shares limited to 107 million.

Husky valued the transaction at $6.4 billion, including the assumption of $3.1 billion in debt.

MEG urged its shareholders to wait until its board has had a chance to review the offer and make a recommendation.

Husky says the proposal will be open for acceptance by MEG shareholders until Jan. 16.

Companies in this story: (TSX:HSE, TSX:MEG)

Husky Energy MEG Energy

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