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Motorola plans Next Level jump

Jan 13, 2003 12:00 PM

Motorola Inc. has announced plans for a $30 million tender offer for the outstanding shares of its Next Level Communications Inc. subsidiary.

The offer, according to a Motorola release, translates to $1.04 for each share of Next Level and “representing a 14.4 percent premium over the closing price on January 10 … and a 28.6 percent premium over the average closing price for the last 90 trading days.”

Officials with Motorola – which already owns which owns a 74 percent of Next Level – expect to wrap up the purchase before the end of the quarter.



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