
‘Tis the season for bargain hunting. (Remember when it was time for excess?)
Might the bargain-basement acquisition bug pop up at O.C. builder Standard Pacific? Stan Pac says …
“Although the homebuilding industry is experiencing challenges at this time, we believe that there may be attractive land and corporate opportunities worth considering. We continuously review acquisition and other strategic opportunities which could enhance value for our stockholders. To this end, the Company is engaged in preliminary discussions and the exchange of information with TOUSA, Inc. regarding a possible transaction. There can be no assurances that any transaction will occur, or as to the timing, structure or terms of any transaction. That said, the Company does not anticipate having any further comment unless and until a definitive agreement for a transaction is reached.” (MORE)
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It appears as if Standard Pacific refuses to be part of the should have, would have, could have crowd. Cheers to prudent boldness.
Is there anyone out there who speaks Jive and can translate what he said?
Standard Pacfic, not looking, but their largest shareholder Maitland-Patterson is pushing the deal. TOUSA even in BK has outperformed peers in market. Maitland also owns large share of unsecured TOUSA debt. Maitalnd looking at TOUSA structure to revitialize Standard Pacfic and also hope to re-coup TOUSA investment down the road. That is why CEO forced to step aside and money man from Maitland took over.