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1907001 Informal Interpretation
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Responses below corresponding to your questions:
1. Yes, but it generally avoids errors and confusion to submit a form for each UPE in this type of scenario
2. One filing fee is due on these facts
3. Break it out: 25% for each acquiring person
4. As a result of the transaction, A will hold 70% and B will hold 70%.
Question
From: Carson, Timothy
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2019 3:21:47 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
To: [Redacted
Cc: [Redacted]
Subject: RE: Acquiring Entity HSR Question
Responses below corresponding to your questions:
1. Yes, but it generally avoids errors and confusion to submit a form for each UPE in this type of scenario
2. One filing fee is due on these facts
3. Break it out: 25% for each acquiring person
4. As a result of the transaction, A will hold 70% and B will hold 70%.
From: [Redacted]
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019 12:08:24 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
To: [Redacted]
Subject: Acquiring Entity HSR Question
Hi,
I have a question on HSR filings where the acquiring entity has two UPEs.
The facts are as follows:
· A is a foreign natural person. B is a foreign limited partnership. A and B each currently holds 25% of Company X.
· A and B have formed a NewCo in which each holds 50%. Thus, A and B are both NewCo’s UPEs.
· Shareholders C and D also currently each hold 25% of Company X.
· In the proposed transaction, NewCo will acquire 32.7% of Company X from Shareholders C and D. Company X will simultaneously buy back the remaining 17.3% of its own shares from Shareholders C and D.
· As a result of the transaction and buyback, NewCo will hold approx. 40% of the outstanding voting securities of Company X. A and B will each hold approx. 30% of the outstanding voting securities of Company X directly.
Questions:
1. It is our understanding that we can file a single Notification and Report Form on behalf of both A and B with NewCo as acquiring entity (see Informal interpretation 1311006). Please confirm.
2. Is the transaction subject to a single filing fee under 803.9(c)? Neither A nor B control any Item 6(a) entities other than NewCo. NewCo has no revenue. A (as a natural person) is reporting some interest/dividend income as Item 5 revenue. B is not reporting any Item 5 revenue. (Informal interpretation 1105001 suggests that even where the Item 5 information is not exactly the same, only one filing fee would apply in these circumstances.)
3. If reporting on a single HSR Form, how do we complete Item 2(d)(ii)? Do we aggregate A and B’s current holdings (i.e. 50% total), list 25% for each of A and B, or put 0%, which is how much NewCo currently holds?
4. Similarly, if reporting on a single HSR Form, for Item 2(d)(iv), do we aggregate A, B and NewCo’s resulting holdings (i.e. 100% total), list individually for A and B (70% each), or report only NewCo’s resulting holding (40%)?
1 Sheinberg, Samuel I. From: Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2019 3:22 PM To: Walsh, Kathryn E.; Berg, Karen E.; Sheinberg, Samuel I.; Six, Anne; Whitehead, Nora; Olson, Eric Subject: FW: Acquiring Entity HSR Question From: Carson, Timothy Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2019 3:21:47 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) To: Cc: Subject: RE: Acquiring Entity HSR Question Responses below corresponding to your questions: 1. Yes, but it generally avoids errors and confusion to submit a form for each UPE in this type of scenario 2. One filing fee is due on these facts 3. Break it out: 25% for each acquiring person 4. As a result of the transaction, A will hold 70% and B will hold 70%. From: Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019 12:08:24 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) To: Subject: Acquiring Entity HSR Question Hi, I have a question on HSR filings where the acquiring entity has two UPEs. The facts are as follows: A is a foreign natural person. B is a foreign limited partnership. A and B each currently holds 25% of Company X. A and B have formed a NewCo in which each holds 50%. Thus, A and B are both NewCo’s UPEs. Shareholders C and D also currently each hold 25% of Company X. In the proposed transaction, NewCo will acquire 32.7% of Company X from Shareholders C and D. Company X will simultaneously buy back the remaining 17.3% of its own shares from Shareholders C and D. As a result of the transaction and buyback, NewCo will hold approx. 40% of the outstanding voting securities of Company X. A and B will each hold approx. 30% of the outstanding voting securities of Company X directly. Questions:
2 1. It is our understanding that we can file a single Notification and Report Form on behalf of both A and B with NewCo as acquiring entity (see Informal interpretation 1311006). Please confirm. 2. Is the transaction subject to a single filing fee under 803.9(c)? Neither A nor B control any Item 6(a) entities other than NewCo. NewCo has no revenue. A (as a natural person) is reporting some interest/dividend income as Item 5 revenue. B is not reporting any Item 5 revenue. (Informal interpretation 1105001 suggests that even where the Item 5 information is not exactly the same, only one filing fee would apply in these circumstances.) 3. If reporting on a single HSR Form, how do we complete Item 2(d)(ii)? Do we aggregate A and B’s current holdings (i.e. 50% total), list 25% for each of A and B, or put 0%, which is how much NewCo currently holds? 4. Similarly, if reporting on a single HSR Form, for Item 2(d)(iv), do we aggregate A, B and NewCo’s resulting holdings (i.e. 100% total), list individually for A and B (70% each), or report only NewCo’s resulting holding (40%)? **********************************************************************
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