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0904004 Informal Interpretation
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Question
From: (Redacted)
Sent: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 1:51 PM
To: Verne, B. Michael
Subject: Merger question
Mike,
Thanks for your quick answer earlier this week. We have a more complicated transaction I wanted to run by you in respect to items 5-8. Corporations A Sub and B Sub plan to merge, and A Sub will be the surviving corporation. A Sub's UPE is currently A. B Sub's UPE is currently B. As a result of the merger, A Sub will be its own UPE (A and B will each own less than 50% of A Sub post-merger, a third unrelated entity will own the remainder). A Sub is not a newly formed corporation. Ail entities are foreign issuers, so B's acquisition of a minority interest in A Sub will be exempt. A will file as the pre-acquisition UPE of A Sub, but it would seem anomalous for A to be the "acquiring person" and provide information as to items 5-8 for all entities it controls (a possibly show an item 7 overlap) when A will not hold B Sub voting securities as a result of the merger. Must A file items 5-8 with respect to ail entities it controls or can it limit its 5-8 response to those of A Sub?
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