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OSC Signals Change of Approach to Poison Pills


by James C. Tory View Biography
Andrew Gray
Torys LLP View Firm Credentials
Toronto Office

September 23, 2009

Previously published on September 22, 2009

In its recent decision in Neo Material Technologies Inc., the Ontario Securities Commission has signalled that it may be changing its approach to poison pills and takeover bids. The result of the Neo decision is that the board of a target company may now be able to "just say no" to a hostile takeover bid that the target board concludes, on reasonable grounds, is not in the long-term best interests of the target corporation.


 

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