GAF Sweetens Carbide Offer
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Associated Press
WAYNE, N.J. — GAF Corp. made its $4.12-billion bid to buy Union Carbide Corp. more attractive to the chemical giant’s shareholders by offering cash for all outstanding shares.
The $68-a-share offer ignores the need for Union Carbide board approval and sweetens GAF’s earlier proposal of cash for only 70% of the stock and preferred stock for the rest. The original offer included an all-cash option only if the companies could reach a “satisfactory, definitive merger agreement.”
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