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Takeovers of listed landholders - Managing the duty implications

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 25 Jul 2013

 

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This paper examines the stamp duty issues that arise for a bidder in taking private (by takeover or scheme of arrangement) a listed landholder: It covers:

  • structuring of bidder entity for future investment flexibility
  • capitalisation of bidder entity (pre-bid and post-bid)
  • determining landholder duty implications of the acquisition
  • marketable securities duty implications of the acquisition
  • exemptions for certain schemes of arrangement
  • compliance issues, including valuation questions
  • post-takeover restructures.

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Takeover of listed landholders - Managing the duty implications

Author(s): Peter Mcmahon

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  • Published By: Peter Mcmahon
  • Published On:25 Jul 2013
  • Took place at:Hilton, Adelaide

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