Maple Leaf Foods holds a 16 percent share of Canada Packers and the 2 firms have concluded an evergreen supply contract. It may also be an ancerative for Canada packers that delivers pork with prepared meat.
Michael McCain, Managing Director of each firms, says that Maple Leaf Foods and Canada Packers are promoting a transparent investment profile and experienced teams as independent firms. He says the McCain and McCain Capital Inc. family are fully committed to the long run of each firms.
The TMX Group records US-based data and evaluation providers Verity
The TMX Group (TSX: X) has prompted it to amass Verity, a provider of Investment Research Management system, data and evaluation providers. Financial conditions of the agreement weren’t immediately available.
Verity has two core products. Verityrms is a research management system, while VerityData offers improved data records and insights that mainly concentrate on public equity applications.
Michelle Tran, President of TMX Datalinx, says that the addition of Verity strengthens the corporate’s ability to serve a growing global customer base.
The TMX Group is the operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange and other markets.
Meg Energy says Glass Lewis recommends the shareholders back Cenovus offer
According to MEG Energy Corp. (TSX: MEG) has advisable a second large independent proxy consulting company to its shareholders to attribute a takeover offer for the corporate of Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX: CVE). According to the corporate, Glass, Lewis & Co. has published a report by which the shareholders for Cenovus’ cash-and-stand offer for a competing all-floor offer from Strathcona Resources Ltd.
The report is predicated on the proxy consulting company Institutional Shareholder Services Services Inc. Last week that MEG shareholders should support the Cenovus offer.
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The Cenovus offer should be approved by MEG shareholders with two thirds of the vast majority of the bulk, which is anticipated to happen on October 9. Strathcona (TSX: SCR) has announced that it might vote for his 14.2 percent interest in MEG against the deal.
Cenovus and Meg have side by side of oil and in Christina Lake south of Fort McMurray, Alta.
Stella-Jones sign for the acquisition of Brooks Manufacturing for $ 140 million
The supply company Stella-Jones Inc. (TSX: SJ) signed a contract for the acquisition of Brooks Manufacturing Co. for $ 140 million.
Brooks is a manufacturer of treated wood distribution crossings and equipment components. It was founded in 1915 and operates a facility in Bellingham, Wash.
Eric Vachon, Managing Director of Stella-Jones, described the acquisition as a natural fit. “The addition of Brook’s Bolsters Stella-Jones’ Suite of solutions that improve the ability to satisfy the growing demand for supply companies and to unlock new growth opportunities,” said Vachon in a press release on Tuesday. “The acquisition reflects our strategic focus and, with our vision, agrees to make Stella-Jones a partner of choice for our infrastructure customers.”
Brooks’ sales for 2024 amounted to around 84 million US dollars.
James Mcgarragle, analyst by RBC Capital Markets, described the deal a “strategically positive step”. “It creates a valuable growth platform for Stella-Jones by diversified its product range and uses Brooks’ established brand and customer relationships,” wrote Mcgarragle in a reference to customers. “In addition, the acquisition with the long-term strategic goals of Stella-Jones corresponds to expanding beyond the traditional product categories and accelerating the growth of the infrastructure segment, and positions the company to use ongoing investments in the modernization of the supply companies.”
The deal is subject to the ultimate conditions, including the US regulatory approval, and it is anticipated to happen at the top of the yr. The deal for Brooks follows the acquisition of Stella-Jones by Locweld Inc., a designer and manufacturer of grid transmission storms and steel rods, firstly of this yr.
