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Sandpiper Opposes H&R REIT’s C$6.7 Billion Deal With Go Residential Consortium
Citybiz reports that Sandpiper Group intends to oppose the proposed acquisition of H&R REIT by Go Residential and an investor consortium. Sandpiper holds approximately 1% of H&R's units and questions the value and protections offered to public investors in the roughly C$6.7 billion transaction.
The firm joins other shareholders that have publicly objected, including RBC Global Asset Management and Mill Pond. The article describes a pending unitholder decision, not a canceled transaction. The consortium includes institutional buyers and a company associated with the family of H&R's chief executive.
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