Monday, February 7, 2011

Danaher


Danaher,U. S. Danaher paid $ 83.50 per share, which values Beckman Coulter on US6.8 dollars, including debt. The shares closed Friday at just over $ 75 per share, in the first minutes of trading this morning, rose 9.75% to $ 82.50 per share, which suggests that the market does not anticipate bid.it rival Danaher is certainly more than pays the full price, but (the slope) as science diagnostic and life, "said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment director of Solaris Asset Management in Bedford Hills, New York.This a company is more stable than some of the cyclical companies Danaher. medical and industrial instrument maker Danaher Corp. said Monday it agreed to buy medical test maker Beckman Coulter on 5870000000 $.

I am a big fan of Danaher (DHR) and the material used to be a member of the shopping list. I decided to take measures on the list of purchases for the year 2010, which was probably not a good decision that the fellow had 25% last year.The company announced the purchase of Beckman Coulter (BEC) 5.8 billion in SPC1 cash.S & P 500 rose 3.6 points and were above fair value, a formula that evaluates pricing by taking into account interest rates, dividends and time to expiration on the contract. DJc1 Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 25 points and the Nasdaq 100 NDc1 added 1.75 points. UBS raised its target of 2011 for the S & P 500 by 7.5 percent, to 1,425 in 1325, citing an improved outlook for the economy and earnings.

Under the agreement, Danaher will pay $ 83.50 per share in a public offering of shares of Beckman. The price is 11 percent above the closing price on Friday, Beckman and 45 percent above the price of the shares of the Company on December 9, before reports of a possible agreement emerged.Reports Beckman Coulter been in the auction started to appear in December, speculation that the company was drawing interest from competitors and private equity firms. share increased by 26.3 percent BEC that day and have an average of nearly $ 74 each, since then, 30 percent. The pack soon diluted, however, some potential bidders dropping out and others looking to the common cause.
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