Outotec to acquire control in Larox Corporation and to make a mandatory public tender offer for all

Outotec to acquire control in Larox Corporation and to make a
mandatory public tender offer for all

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(Thomson Reuters ONE) - OUTOTEC OYJ STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE, OCTOBER 15, 2009 AT 9.00 AMOutotec to acquire control in Larox Corporation and to make amandatory public tender offer for all the remaining Larox sharesOutotec Oyj ("Outotec") aims to increase its business for example byacquiring complementing technologies, increasing significantly theproportion of services in its sales and applying existingtechnologies in new industries. In order to speed up growth Outotechas agreed with certain main shareholders of Larox Corporation("Larox") on share transactions, in which they sell all their Laroxseries A and B shares to Outotec. The purchase price for the sharesshall be paid in the form of new Outotec shares. Upon completion ofthe share transactions, Outotec will make a mandatory public tenderoffer for all the remaining Larox series A and B shares.Combining the businesses of Outotec and Larox will further strengthenOutotec's position as a globally leading provider of technologysolutions and services to the mining and metals industry and enableLarox to develop its business in an international, financially solidtechnology group operating in the same industry."Our aim to supplement the technology portfolio became achievablethrough this share exchange arrangement. Larox's products andservices fit seamlessly into Outotec's technology portfolio. Thetransaction also supports our objective of profitable growth. Bycombining our respective sales and service networks and productportfolios we can provide even more comprehensive solutions andservices for minerals concentrators and metallurgical plants andgenerate more added value to our joint customer base," says TapaniJärvinen, CEO of Outotec."I believe that this arrangement will provide Larox's employees withmore diverse opportunities to develop their careers and allshareholders will be offered an opportunity to continue to invest ina strong company within the same industry. Also the customers willbenefit from the increased resources, which will allow Larox topersistently develop and increase the filtration business", says TimoVartiainen, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Larox.Benefits of the combinationOutotec estimates that the combination will provide substantialbenefits to the shareholders and other stakeholders of bothcompanies. * Larox's filtration technologies complement Outotec's technology portfolio and enable the offering of comprehensive solutions for minerals concentrators and metallurgical plants of the large joint customer base. * The transaction is expected to increase Outotec's service business by over EUR 70 million and enable Outotec to increase its sales of services to an annual level of EUR 250-300 million by the end of 2010. * The transaction supports Outotec's businesses relating to industrial water treatment and the energy sector. * Larox provides Outotec access to the chemical industry market on which Outotec can offer for example water treatment solutions. * Combining the global sales and service networks and administration of both companies as well as economies of scale achieved by the larger size are estimated to create synergy benefits of at least EUR 7 million annually. * The combination is not expected to have a significant effect on Outotec's earnings per share in 2010 excluding possible one-time costs related to the transaction. When the synergies materialize in 2011, the transaction is expected to have a clearly positive effect on Outotec's earnings per share. * The solid financial position and balance sheet of the combined company will enhance international growth opportunities.Share Transactions and Tender OfferOutotec has today on October 15, 2009 agreed with certain members ofthe Vartiainen family, Capillary Oy, Ilmarinen Mutual PensionInsurance Company, Mikko Laakkonen and Laakkosen Arvopaperi Oy onshare transactions, in which the aforementioned will sell all theirLarox series A and B shares to Outotec (the "Share Transactions").The purchase price for such shares will be paid in the form of newOutotec shares. The shares to be purchased correspond altogether to94.40 per cent of all the votes in Larox, to 99.99 per cent of allLarox series A shares and to 61.89 per cent of all Larox series Bshares. The completion of the Share Transactions is conditional onthe receipt of necessary approvals from the competition authorities(the "Competition Clearances"). Based on a preliminary analysis,Outotec does not consider it likely that the receipt of theCompetition Clearances would, in addition to the first phaseinvestigation, require a second phase investigation and estimatestherefore the clearances to be received in December, at the latest.Upon completion of the Share Transactions, Outotec will make amandatory public tender offer pursuant to the Finnish SecuritiesMarket Act for all series A and series B shares in Larox that are notyet, as a consequence of the Share Transactions or otherwise, ownedby Outotec (the "Tender Offer").In connection with the Share Transactions Capillary Oy has informedOutotec that it will make an offer to Larox to purchase the 49 percent share held by Larox of Larox Flowsys Oy's share capital.Provided that the Board of Directors of Larox decides on such saleafter the completion of the Share Transactions, Outotec has confirmedthat it will, after the completion of the Tender Offer, contribute tothe fact that the shares in Larox Flowsys Oy owned by Larox will beassigned to Capillary Oy for their fair price at the time of the saleand that Larox Flowsys Oy shall be entitled to continue using thename "Larox" for an agreed period. Based on a statement given by anexternal independent expert the value of the Larox Flowsys Oy sharesto be sold is currently approximately EUR 3.5 million.The Offer ConsiderationThe consideration to be offered for each series A and series B sharein the Tender Offer equals to the consideration under the ShareTransactions, i.e. 0.45 Outotec shares per each Larox series A shareand 0.40 Outotec shares per each Larox series B share (the "ShareConsideration"). Should the aggregate Share Consideration, to whichan individual Larox shareholder would, based on the above exchangeratios, be entitled to, not be an integer, the number of Outotecshares to be offered to him/her as consideration will be rounded upto the nearest integer.As required under the Finnish Securities Market Act, a cashconsideration of EUR 10.76 per each series A share and EUR 9.56 pereach series B share will be offered as an alternative in the TenderOffer (the "Cash Consideration"). The amount of the CashConsideration corresponds to the value of the Share Considerationbased on the closing price of Outotec share on NASDAQ OMX HelsinkiLtd. on October 14, 2009, the last trading day preceding thisannouncement (the "Closing Day") (the Share Consideration and theCash Consideration jointly the "Offer Consideration"). Thetransaction values Larox as a whole at approximately EUR 93 million.The Offer Consideration for each Larox series B share represents apremium of approximately 36.6 per cent compared to the closing priceof the Larox series B share on NASDAQ OMX Helsinki Ltd. on theClosing Day, and a premium of approximately 41.8 per cent compared tothe volume-weighted average trading price of the Larox series B shareduring the last 6 months. The Larox series A share is not subject topublic trading.As at the date hereof, Larox's share capital amounts to EUR5,628,960. The number of issued Larox series A shares amounts to2,124,000 and series B shares to 7,301,950. Larox series A sharesentitle to 20 votes each and Larox series B shares to one vote each.Outotec does not currently own any Larox shares.Other terms and conditions of the Tender OfferThe acceptance period under the Tender Offer is expected to commencewithin 2-3 weeks from the completion of the Share Transactions afterthe receipt of the Competition Clearances, and to run forapproximately 3 weeks. Outotec reserves the right to extend theacceptance period in accordance with the terms and conditions of theTender Offer.The detailed terms and conditions of the Tender Offer will beincluded in thecombined offer document and prospectus that Outotec will publishwithin 2-3 weeks after the receipt of the Competition Clearances.Outotec will publish a stock exchange release on the receipt of theCompetition Clearances and completion of the Share Transactionswithout delay.The possible Cash Consideration to be offered in the Tender Offerwill be financed through existing cash reserves of Outotec.The effects of the transaction on OutotecOutotec estimates the transaction to have a positive effect onOutotec's business. The estimated synergy benefits are at least EUR 7million annually. The transaction is not expected to have asignificant effect on Outotec's earnings per share in 2010 excludingthe possible one-time costs relating to the transaction. When thesynergies materialize in 2011 the transaction is expected to have aclearly positive effect on Outotec's earnings per share.Effects on the number of Outotec sharesThe Outotec shares offered as consideration in the Share Transactionsand possibly as Share Consideration in the Tender Offer will beissued in deviation from the shareholders' pre-emptive subscriptionright based on the authorization given to the Board of Directors bythe Annual General Meeting of Outotec on March 18, 2009.Outotec will in connection with the completion of the ShareTransactions issue 2,763,419 new shares for the payment of theconsideration in the Share Transactions. If all the remaining currentLarox shareholders accept the Share Consideration offered in theTender Offer, Outotec would in connection with the completion of theTender Offer in addition issue a maximum of approximately 1,115,500new shares. Outotec has currently 42 million registered shares. As aconsequence of the issues the total number of registered Outotecshares would amount to a maximum of approximately 45,878,900 and thecurrent Larox shareholders would own a maximum of approximately 8.5per cent of the aggregate shares in Outotec.Information regarding the companiesOutotec is a leading international developer and provider oftechnologies for the mining and metallurgical industries. It offersinnovative and environmentally sound plants, processes, equipment andservices to its customers worldwide. Outotec's sales in 2008 amountedto approximately EUR 1.2 billion and the company has approximately2,500 employees in 21 countries. Outotec's headquarters are locatedin Espoo, Finland. Outotec is listed on NASDAQ OMX Helsinki and itsmarket capitalization on October 14, 2009, was approximately EUR 1.0billion. Outotec will publish its January - September 2009 interimreport on October 23 at 9.00 (EEST). Additional information atwww.outotec.com.Larox develops and delivers industrial filters for separating solidsfrom liquids. Larox's filtration solutions are mainly used worldwidein the mining and metallurgical industries as well as in chemicalprocessing. Larox operates in over 40 countries. The company isheadquartered in Lappeenranta, Finland and it has productionfacilities in Finland and China. Sales in 2008 totaled EUR 208.0million, and the number of employees was approximately 560. Larox islisted on NASDAQ OMX Helsinki and on October 14, 2009, the marketcapitalization of its series B shares subject to public trading wasapproximately EUR 51 million. The key financial figures for theperiod January 1 - June 30, 2009 presented in Attachment 1 heretohave been extracted from the interim report published by Larox onAugust 6, 2009. Larox will publish its January - September 2009interim report on October 23 at 8.30 (EEST). Additional informationat www.larox.com.AdvisorsAventum Partners Ltd. acts as Outotec's financial advisor andRoschier, Attorneys Ltd. as Outotec's legal advisor in connectionwith the Share Transactions and the Tender Offer.For further information, please contact:OUTOTEC OYJTapani Järvinen, CEO, tel. +358 20 529 2000Vesa-Pekka Takala, CFO, tel. +358 20 529 211, +358 40 570 0074Rita Uotila, VP - Investor Relations, tel. +358 20 529 2003, +3580400 954 141Eila Paatela, VP - Corporate Communications, tel. +358 20 529 2004,+358 400 817 198e-mails: firstname.lastname(at)outotec.comTeleconference:Teleconference regarding the transaction will be held in English forinvestors, analysts and media starting at 4.15 p.m. (EEST). Toregister as a participant for the teleconference please dial:FI/UK: +44 20 7162 0025Code: 848509The presentation material will be available atwww.outotec.com/investors at 3.30 p.m.In addition, an on demand version of the conference call will bepublished on Outotec webcast center later in the afternoon.DISTRIBUTIONNASDAQ OMX HelsinkiMain mediawww.outotec.comTHE TENDER OFFER IS NOT BEING MADE DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY IN ANYJURISDICTIONWHERE PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW AND THIS STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE ISNOT AND MAY NOT BE DISTRIBUTED, FORWARDED OR TRANSMITTED INTO OR FROMANY JURISDICTION WHERE PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW BY ANY MEANSWHATSOEVER INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, MAIL, FACSIMILETRANSMISSION, E-MAIL OR TELEPHONE.ATTACHMENT 1The income statement, balance sheet and key figures of Larox for theperiod of January 1 - June 30, 2009 as published on August 6, 2009 byLarox OyjINCOME STATEMENT OF LAROX GROUP--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| INCOME STATEMENT | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| 1 000 EUR | 4-6 | 4-6 | 1-6 | 1-6| 1-12 || | /2009 | /2008 | /2009 | /2008| /2008 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Net sales | 40 768 | 47 548 | 84 060 | 85 111| 207 995 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Other operating income | 55 | 627 | 534 | 1 486| 4 230 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Materials | -20 480 | -23 456 | -41 542 | -41 544 |-107 971 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| External services | -1 975 | -2 231 | -4 169 | -4 052| -11 146 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Employee benefits | -9 399 | -8 697 | -18 928 | -16 888| -36 360 || expense | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Depreciation, | -1 111 | -981 | -2 112 | -1 864| -3 808 || amortization & | | | || || impairment losses | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Other operating | -7 369 | -9 352 | -14 250 | -16 064| -36 322 || expenses | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| OPERATING PROFIT | 490 | 3 460 | 3 593 | 6 186| 16 618 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Financial income | 257 | 50 | 582 | 568| 655 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Financial expenses | -395 | -437 | -1 050 | -1 573| -3 778 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Share of profit/loss | -37 | 154 | -67 | 258| 462 || in associates | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| PROFIT/LOSS BEFORE TAX | 315 | 3 227 | 3 058 | 5 439| 13 957 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Income tax expense | -180 | -678 | -1 004 | -1 562| -3 935 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| PROFIT/LOSS FOR THE | 135 | 2 548 | 2 054 | 3 877| 10 022 || PERIOD | | | | | |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Profit for the period | 135 | 2 548 | 2 054 | 3 877| 10 022 || attributable to equity | | | || || holders of | | | || || the parent company | | | || |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Earnings per share | | | || || attributable to equity | | | || || holders of | | | || || the parent company | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| EPS basic (EUR) | 0.01 | 0.27 | 0.22 | 0.41| 1.07 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| EPS diluted (EUR) | 0.01 | 0.27 | 0.22 | 0.41| 1.07 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| STATEMENT OF | 4-6 | 4-6 | 1-6 | 1-6| 1-12 || COMPREHENSIVE | /2009 | /2008 | /2009 | /2008| /2008 || INCOME | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| 1 000 EUR | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Profit for the period | 135 | 2 548 | 2 054 | 3 877| 10 022 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| OTHER COMPREHENSIVE | | | || || INCOME | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Gains/ losses | | | || || recognized directly in | | | || || equity | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Cash flow hedges | 318 | 174 | 328 | 222| -208 || excluding taxes,( | | | || || 4-6/2009 112, 4-6/2008 | | | || || 61, 1-6/2009 115, | | | || || 1-6/2008 78 ja | | | | | || 1-12/2008 -73) | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Currency translation | 251 | -427 | 826 | -1 018| -1 269 || differences | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Total other | 569 | -253 | 1 154 | -796| -1 477 || comprehensive | | | || || income | | | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE | 704 | 2 295 | 3 208 | 3 081| 8 545 || INCOME FOR THE PERIOD | | | || |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Total comprehensive | 704 | 2 295 | 3 208 | 3 081| 8 545 || income attributable to | | | || || equity holders | | | || || of the parent company | | | || |------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION, | || || IFRS | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| 1 000 EUR | 30.6.2009 | 30.6.2008 |31.12.2008 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| ASSETS | || |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| NON-CURRENT ASSETS | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Intangible asssets | 18 325 | 18 476| 18 998 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Goodwill | 3 103 | 2 825| 2 843 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Property, plant and equipment | 11 872 | 9 177| 11 382 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Investments in associates | 1 573 | 1 511| 1 723 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Available-for-sale investments | 23 | 34| 23 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Deferred tax asset | 5 108 | 5 400| 5 063 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS | 40 003 | 37 423| 40 031 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| CURRENT ASSET | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Inventories | 25 963 | 28 273| 28 191 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Trade receivables and other | 35 988 | 32 288| 46 555 || receivables | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Current tax assets | 645 | 1 160| 1 701 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Cash and bank | 2 902 | 2 501| 1 661 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| TOTAL CURRENT ASSET | 65 499 | 64 221| 78 108 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| TOTAL ASSET | 105 502 | 101 645| 118 139 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| EQUITY AND LIABILITIES | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Share capital | 5 629 | 5 629| 5 629 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Share premium account | 5 777 | 5 777| 5 777 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Other reserves | 120 | 222| -208 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Translation differences | -287 | -152| -205 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Retained earnings | 25 090 | 18 893| 24 777 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY | 36 329 | 30 370| 35 770 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Deferred tax liability | 3 705 | 2 281| 4 111 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Long term financial liabilities | 14 421 | 10 616 | 13 124 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Employee benefit obligations | 533 | 479| 594 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Non-current provisions | 1 317 | 1 193| 1 843 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES | 19 977 | 14 569| 19 672 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| CURRENT LIABILITIES | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Short term financial liabilities | 22 291 | 21 404| 25 144 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Trade payables and other payables | 23 069 | 32 368| 35 893 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Current tax liabilities | 1 244 | 723| 550 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Current provisions | 1 962 | 2 211| 1 110 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES | 49 196 | 56 706| 62 697 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES | 105 502 | 101 645| 118 139 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW, IFRS | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| 1 000 EUR | 1-6/2009 | 1-6/2008 |1-12/2008 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Net profit/loss | 2 054 | 3 877| 10 022 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Adjustments to the net | 3 650 | 4 173| 10 400 || profit/loss of the period | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Change in working capital | 1 252 | 7 576| -2 999 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Interest paid | -724 | -991| -1 848 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Interest income received | 140 | 27| 78 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Other financing items | -365 | -8| 253 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Income taxes paid | 369 | -2 048| -5 058 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Net cash from operating | 6 376 | 12 206| 10 848 || activities | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Net cash used in investment | -1 694 | -1 361| -6 228 || activities | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Increase in loans | 12 850 | 12 370| 27 356 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Decrease in loans | -13 613 | -17 257| -26 129 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Repayment of finance lease | -15 | -41| -88 || liabilities | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Dividends paid | -2 814 | -5 629| -5 629 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Net cash used in financing | -3 592 | -10 557| -4 490 || activities | | | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Change in cash and cash | 1 089 | 688| 131 || equivalents | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Operating balance of cash and | 1 661 | 1 812| 1 812 || cash equivalents | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Effect of the foreign exchange | 152 | 0| -282 || rates | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Closing balance of cash and cash | 2 902 | 2 501| 1 661 || equivalents | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------KEY RATIOS OF LAROXGROUP--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| 1 000 EUR | 1-6/2009 | 1-6/2008 |1-12/2008 |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| New orders | 51 676 | 105 223| 184 799 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Group order backlog, end of the | 40 535 | 115 675| 72 006 || period | || |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Net sales | 84 060 | 85 111| 207 995 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Operating profit | 3 593 | 6 186| 16 618 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| % of net sales | 4.3 | 7.3| 8.0 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Net financing costs | 534 | 747| 2 661 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| % of net sales | 0.6 | 0.9| 1.3 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Result before taxes | 3 058 | 5 439| 13 957 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Result for the period | 2 054 | 3 877| 10 022 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| EPS basic and diluted (EUR) | 0.22 | 0.41| 1.07 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Investments | 1 852 | 1 486| 7 402 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Shareholders' equity per share at the | 3.85 | 3.24| 3.81 || end of the period (EUR) | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Equity ration % | 35.1 | 33.6| 32.3 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Contingent liabilities (EUR million) | 43.8 | 28.1| 44.2 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Trading price at the end of period, | 6.41 | 10.20| 4.60 || (EUR) | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Market capitalization at the end of | || || period, | || |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| EUR million *) | 60.4 | 95.7| 43.2 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Personnel, average | 602 | 510| 562 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Personnel at the end of the period | 590 | 495 | 593 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Net sales/employer | 140 | 167| 370 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------*) The price of the A share is based on the B share's last tradingrate of thereporting period (weightedaverage).This announcement was originally distributed by Hugin. 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