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AirTran bids again for Midwest Air
0 Comments | USA TODAY, August, 2007 | by Dan Reed
AirTran resumed its pursuit of Midwest Air on Tuesday with a new cash-and-stock bid topping the $16-a-share cash offer made Sunday by TPG Capital and Northwest Airlines.
Atlanta-based AirTran is offering $10 in cash and AirTran stock worth $6.25 for every share of Milwaukee-based Midwest. AirTran values its offer at $445 million.
On Sunday, AirTran dropped out of the bidding for Midwest, which it started in December. It pulled out rather than try to outbid Fort Worth-based TPG, the takeover firm headed by David Bonderman. Previously known as Texas Pacific Group, TPG has invested in several airlines since it took over a then-bankrupt Continental Airlines in the early 1990s.
Before Sunday, AirTran was offering $9.50 a share plus just over half a share...
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