• 1325996 B.C. Ltd. has agreed to acquire all outstanding shares of Macro Enterprises Inc. (MCR)
  • Common shareholders of Macro will receive $4.00 per share for each common share
  • The amount payable is approximately $136 million and Macro will become a subsidiary of 1325996
  • Each preferred share will automatically convert into 666.67 common shares
  • Participating shareholders are expected to receive either 0.004 of a class A preferred share of 1325996 or 0.004 of a class B preferred share
  • Macro Enterprises Inc. (MCR) is up 28.62 per cent trading at $3.91 per share as of 3:02 p.m. EST

1325996 B.C. Ltd. has agreed to acquire all outstanding shares of Macro Enterprises (MCR).

Shareholders of Macro will receive $4.00 per share for each common share.

Upon completion of the arrangement, Macro will become a subsidiary of 1325996

1325996 has obtained binding commitments for senior secured credit facilities from a syndicate of lenders.

Each class A convertible preference share held by Miles will be redeemed by Macro. Miles will receive an amount equal to $2,666.68 per preferred share.

Each preferred share, excluding the ones held by Miles, will automatically convert into 666.67 common shares. The common shareholders will receive $4.00 for each common share.

The participating shareholders are expected to receive either 0.004 of a class A preferred share of 1325996 or 0.004 of a class B preferred share.

1325996 shares will be held by the participating shareholders at the closing of the arrangement.

Macro Enterprises Inc. (MCR) is up 28.62 per cent trading at $3.91 per share as of 3:02 p.m. EST.

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