![]() So, the first thing to do is to see if any of these will handle your problem. This brings up a large number of user-written procedures related to kappa. If you don't find what you want there, you can enter findit kappa in Stata. There are several procedures available under the kappa documentation (see kappa documentation from Stata manuals). However, you are wasting their time if you pose a question that is ambiguous since they really cannot answer such questions. These folks often take time from their days to program and test solutions to the problems of other users. ![]() Let me echo that Statalist is an incredibly helpful set of folks if you have the kind of problem the list is set up to handle and you deal with it appropriately. That said, I would take the liberty to ask you to reconsider your decision to resign from the list if it is driven by a gut-feeling only. That's why, as per FAQ again, posters are requested to report exactly what they typed and what Stata gave them back.Ībout your seeming complaint concerning a supposed lack of friendship across the list, obviously speaking for myself I can say that after an 8-year experience I still find lots of helpful advices from other more experienced listers and I am every day positively impressed that all guidances are issued by busy people who devoted their time to the list asking nothing in return. He was only pointing you out to one of the most reminded FAQ contents, that you were assumed to read before joinning the Forum.īesides, I would pay more attention at the first part of his reply: please, pose queries effectively, trying your best to put yourself from readers' standpoint, who often cannot know what you're after unless you describe it clearly. International Paper shareholders will benefit from the synergies of the combination and International Paper’s proven integration track record and disciplined financial approach.I'm afraid that you take Steve's right advice too personally. Smurfit Kappa shareholders will benefit from an attractive premium with a combination of cash up-front and will have the opportunity to participate in the future value creation of the combined business. “We have approached Smurfit Kappa because we believe that there is a compelling strategic and financial logic for a combination,” says Mark Sutton, IP chairman and CEO, “We view our revised proposal as attractive for both sets of shareholders. IP contends its offer represents a 38.7 percent premium to SKG’s share price as of March 5, 2018, and a 31.2 percent premium compared with the stock price earlier in March, when its first offer was made. In rejecting the second offer, SKG’s board, along with its financial advisors, determined the best strategy going forward would be to pursue a future as an independent company, operating as what it calls “the European and pan-American leader in paper-based packaging.” The stock and cash payout would result in €36.90 ($45.29) when the final dividend is excluded. 7, 2018, and being given 0.3028 new shares of IP stock for each SKG share owned. The second offer included paying Smurfit Kappa shareholders €25.25 in cash, which would be reduced to €24.605 ($30.20) after payment of the final dividend of 64.5 cents recommended Feb. ![]() IP made its initial offer on March 6, 2018. Despite improving its initial offer, Smurfit Kappa has rejected IP a second time. The board of directors of Ireland-based Smurfit Kappa Group (SKG) has announced it has received a second proposal March 22, 2018, from United States-based International Paper (IP) about acquiring the company. ![]()
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