M&A in the Gold Sector

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    St Barbara, Allied Gold to join forces by: Rhiannon Hoyle From: The Wall Street Journal June 29, 2012 11:47AM

    GOLD producers St Barbara and Allied Gold Mining have agreed to merge the two companies to create a combined group with a market value of around $1 billion.
    Under the offer, St Barbara would acquire Allied Gold for $1.025 in cash and give Allied's shareholders 0.8 St Barbara shares for each share in Allied Gold. The offer values Allied at $556 million, and its shares at A$2.72 a 90 per cent premium on its ASX closing price Thursday of $1.435 a share.
     
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    SBM may have more downward movement, but surely this will make it a good med-long term hold?
    I remember how cheap they were when they took over Gwalia Deeps mine in Leonora. Share price has come a long way since then.
     
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    They were trumped by Conquest Mining in Conquest's merger with Catalpha to create Evolution... St Barbara was completely off my radar because they were in trouble re: replacing ounces. I wonder if they got desperate and over paid for Allied. I haven't done any math on it.
     

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