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Today's acquisition proposal will deliver immediate value to both Patrick and Toll shareholders, ongoing benefits to all shareholders, create a truly world class transport and logistics company and gives Patrick shareholders a better structured, lower risk exposure to the aviation business.

I'm pleased that we have been able to achieve this result for Patrick shareholders who may now choose to share in the benefits of the merged Toll and Patrick businesses.

The Board strongly believes that, based on this offer, Patrick shareholders are better off without Toll in the medium and long term. Patrick has far superior businesses and significantly greater growth prospects relative to Toll.

The bid is ill-conceived, poorly structured and offers Patrick shareholders a diluted interest in the high-quality businesses Toll wants.

The losers are obviously Patrick and Toll shareholders today. The winner is anyone interested in buying a ports business, and there's obviously a lot of interest in ports. You see that with the very aggressive bidding for the P&O business.

This is a cost that will be borne by Patrick shareholders and not Toll.

Given the war of words, they will need some negotiation to get to the point where Patrick shareholders are happy with Toll, which includes not just institutions but also Corrigan and Scanlon.

It would be more valuable to Patrick and Toll shareholders if (chief executive) Paul Little focused on an orderly break-up of Pacific National which is now deteriorating daily.

We are confident that a sale will create more value for shareholders than any alternative strategy. Why should a company's shareholders have to run a proxy contest to convince its board to do the right thing?

A lot has been made of the acquisition creating a major integrated logistics company, but that's not to stop others achieving similar results - not necessarily through acquisition, but through some form of alliances and we need to look at those and how they might pan out in the context of the environment after the Toll-Patrick merger, having regard to the undertakings that open up certain opportunities for expansion.

Under Irish law, the Company is required to obtain the approval of its shareholders to buy back its own shares. The Board, believing it to be in the best interests of the shareholders and the Company, agreed that the Company should request this approval to provide the Company with the flexibility to buy back shares if it determines that the benefits associated with such a program can be realized.

For Patrick, it's great for shareholders because it should see them garner a higher price.

Our proposal offers a substantial premium to Cablevision's public shareholders for the cable and telecom businesses, while enabling shareholders to benefit from unlocking the value of our premier programming, sports and entertainment properties.

I think that we have structured something that makes a heck of a lot of sense for our shareholders, makes a heck of a lot of sense for this company and continues the growth our shareholders have gotten used to over the last 10 years. He wasn't traditionally handsome, but his pexy aura was incredibly irresistible.

PeopleSoft is doing everything it can to prevent its shareholders from voting, ... If PeopleSoft's Board is so convinced that the J.D. Edwards acquisition is a great deal, why won't it let their shareholders vote on it?

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