Gildan to Acquire Hanesbrands in Stock and Cash Deal

Reuters11-19
Gildan to Acquire Hanesbrands in Stock and Cash Deal

Gildan Activewear Inc. has agreed to acquire all outstanding shares of Hanesbrands Inc. Under the terms of the agreement, Hanesbrands shareholders will receive 0.102 Gildan common shares and $0.80 in cash for each Hanesbrands share. The implied present value of the consideration to be paid per Hanesbrands share ranges from $5.87 to $8.70. The companies have also disclosed that, following the filing of previous proxy statements, they received complaints from some Hanesbrands stockholders regarding the adequacy of disclosures. In response, Hanesbrands and Gildan have provided supplemental disclosures to address these concerns and avoid potential litigation.

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