Canada sets condition for any China Potash bid

Canada sets condition for any China Potash bid Last Update: 9/13/2010 11:00:50 AM OTTAWA (MarketWatch) -- Canada's Industry Minister said Monday that any move by a Chinese state-owned company to acquire Saskatchewan-based Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (POT) would be reviewed to ensure the deal is driven by the market and not state interests. ...Read the rest of the story
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Buyout definition and potash

Considering the recent interest in potash and the proposed buyout from bhp then it is worthwhile to actually review the definition.

Definition 1

Purchase of the controlling stock or shares of a firm by its own management. If borrowed funds are used in the buyout, it is called a 'leveraged buyout.'

Definition 2

Purchase by a publicly traded firm of its outstanding (held by the public) stock to thwart a takeover attempt, or to take the firm off the stockmarket for converting it into a private company.
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Potash corp waiting for highest bidder?

What final share price will satisfy the execs at potash? Some skeptics are thinking that china will become a primary player in this bidding war to win potash.

I'm hoping that the potash stock price will be above 185 per share.

Would you sell as the price climbs or would you just sit back until the battle to win potash is done?
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