(Reuters) - The bid represents a 6.1 percent premium over the
Countryside unit closing price June 19, and a 10.9 percent
premium to the trading price just before Countryside's Feb. 9
announcement that it would begin a strategic review.
Countryside has investments in two energy systems in
Canada, with a combined thermal and electric generation
capacity of about 122 megawatts, and two gas-fired cogeneration
plants in California, with a combined power generation capacity
of 94 megawatts.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
Countryside unit closing price June 19, and a 10.9 percent
premium to the trading price just before Countryside's Feb. 9
announcement that it would begin a strategic review.
Countryside has investments in two energy systems in
Canada, with a combined thermal and electric generation
capacity of about 122 megawatts, and two gas-fired cogeneration
plants in California, with a combined power generation capacity
of 94 megawatts.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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