GGP to exit bankruptcy?
General Growth receives term sheet from Brookfield Asset Management
Written by Douglas Estadt
Todd Sullivan from http://ValuePlays.net shares big news on his long stock-pick GGWPQ. Brookfield Asset Management trumps last week's offer from Simon Properties and have issued a term sheet to GGP. Under these terms:
company will split into 2; 1 with high quality assets, initially priced at $10/share, the other with riskier assets at $5/share
Brookfield will backstop the smaller of the 2 co.'s to guarantee that initial value for current shareholders
existing shareholders will receive share for share of new entity; they'll participate in the upside of the existing GGP shares
In addition, when they come out of chapter 11, GGP will be the 2nd - 3rd largest REIT by market cap. To learn more about Todd's thesis and GGP, view the video below.
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