Word: texasgulf
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...shaped like an inverted pyramid, that has helped to transform a once decaying downtown section. Champion International's offices in the 21-story Landmark Tower overlook buildings forming a complex that includes a sunken plaza used for tennis in the summer, skating in the winter. Continental Oil, Xerox, Texasgulf and General Signal are in High Ridge Park, which, with six modern buildings set on 40 acres of lawns and woodlands, is an archetypal corporate "campus...
...Texasgulf is ideally suited to be the first target in a Canada-for-Canadians thrust. More than 20% of the stock is owned by private Canadian investors, and C.D.C. has already bought up another 2½% in the open market. More than two-thirds of the company's revenues come from Canadian operations, which include mining, oil and gas production, fertilizer making and foresting...
...star of Texasgulf's metals division is the Kidd Creek Mine at Timmins, Ont., the world's richest source of zinc and silver as well as a major supplier of copper, lead and cadmium. In addition to its Canadian holdings, Texasgulf owns sulfur mines in Texas and Louisiana, a potash mine in Utah, three iron mines in Australia and woodlands in Pennsylvania. Despite a somewhat desultory performance in the stock market in recent years, Texasgulf has impressive profits. In this year's first half, it earned $22.9 million, almost double last year's rate, on sales...
...tender offer is the largest deal that the C.D.C. has so far attempted. The addition of Texasgulf to its portfolio (other holdings: a synthetic-rubber maker, three medical laboratories in Canada) is expected to speed plans to put C.D.C. stock on sale to the Canadian public. C.D.C. is offering $29 a share for 10 million of the Texasgulf shares held by non-Canadians. Those 10 million amount to one-third of the outstanding stock. If more shares than that are tendered, C.D.C. may buy them too. After the bid, the price of Texasgulf shares rose from...
...clear what effects a takeover would have on Texasgulf. C.D.C.'s president, H. Anthony Hampson, the former head of a large Canadian mutual-fund management company, says only that C.D.C. will seek an "appropriate degree" of representation on Texasgulf's board. Fighting back, Texasgulf filed suit in Houston to block the tender offer; a federal judge issued an order restraining the offer until Aug. 6, when a hearing is set on the company's motion for an injunction...