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Tap extends Arc offer

Tap Oil has told Arc Energy shareholders it will extend its offer of one Tap share for every four...

Nearly four weeks after making the offer, Tap’s holding in Arc has grown only from 0.427% to 0.56%. Tap told Arc shareholders it would give them more time because it believed they faced considerable risks if they did not accept .

Tap said its offer had been formulated to take account of Arc’s producing assets and the potential of its exploration acreage interests. “Tap’s offer represented a substantial premium of 34% to Arc’s share price when it was announced.

“Tap also has substantial exploration upside which is not apparent in the Independent Expert’s valuation of Tap shares,” the company said.

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