Pacific Rubiales (TSX:PRE) to Acquire Petrominerales (TSX:PMG)

Written By Jason Stutman

Posted September 30, 2013

Pacific Rubiables (TSX:PRE) to Acquire Petrominerals (TSX:PMG)

Canada’s Petrominerales Ltd. (TSX: PMG) is to be acquired by Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp. (TSX: PRE) for a purchase price of $907 million. Under the agreement, Petrominerales shareholders will receive $11.00 per common share plus one share of ExploreCo, a newly formed exploration and production company. The purchase price represents a 42 percent premium on Petrominerales last traded price. Petrominerales is currently up 8 percent in premarket.

This is just one of nearly a dozen acquisitions by Pacific Rubiales in the last two years. The bulk of the company’s reserves currently hold heavy crude, but this deal gives it access to low-density crude. Pacific will surely benefit from the low-cost transportation of light oil.

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