Jaguar has verbal confirmations from Canadian Royalties Debenture holders
holding $42.33 million that they will not tender to the Jien Offer
The Jien Offer is subject to a condition that 66 2/3% of Debentures be tendered. This minimum tender condition is required in order for the indenture to be amended to eliminate the contractual requirement to pay 101% of the principal amount and instead to accept 80% of the principal amount under the coercive Jien Offer.
In order to block the Jien Offer, holders of Debentures representing a minimum of
Jien announced today that Jien has entered into agreements with Canaccord Capital Corporation ("Canaccord") and Wolverton Securities Inc. ("Wolverton") to solicit acceptances of the Jien Offer from Debenture Holders. Jaguar believes that this step is a desperate attempt by Jien to solicit Debenture Holders very very late in the take-over bid process. Jien will pay a fee of
Vic Alboini, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Jaguar stated: "The fact that Jien has engaged two brokerage firms one day before the expiry date of its offer is a strong signal that they have not met and very likely will not meet the minimum tender condition. We are very confident that the minimum tender condition for the Debentures will not be met."
About Jaguar Financial Corporation
Jaguar is a Canadian merchant bank that invests in undervalued small capitalization companies in a variety of industry sectors.
The Toronto Stock Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release. This news release may contain certain forward looking statements which involve known and unknown risks, delays, and uncertainties not under Jaguar's control which may cause actual results, performances or achievements of Jaguar to be materially different from those implied by such forward looking statements.
For further information: on this press release, please contact: Vic Alboini, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, (416) 644-8110 - or - Kyler Wells, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, (416) 644-8177
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