The deal aims to create a “leading supplier of global driveline and metal-forming supplier” for the automotive industry.

Once the transaction is completed, AAM shareholders are expected to hold around 51% of the merged company, while Dowlais shareholders will own approximately 49%. Using AAM’s closing share price ...

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The terms of the offer imply a value of 85.2 pence per Dowlais share, based on AAM's closing share price on Tuesday. This is a 25% premium to Dowlais' closing share price of 68.35 pence on Tuesday.

Based on AAM’s closing share price and the Sterling to Dollar exchange rate on January 28, the terms of the combination represent a total implied value of 85.2 pence per Dowlais share and value ...

Any such purchases by AAM will not be made at prices higher than the price ... to mean that earnings or earnings per share for AAM or Dowlais for the current or future financial years, will ...

is calculated by dividing the stock's most recent closing price by the sum of the diluted earnings per share from continuing operations for the trailing 12 month period. Earnings Per Share (TTM ...

Post-transaction, AAM shareholders are expected to hold a 51% stake in the combined entity, with Dowlais shareholders owning the remaining 49%. Based on AAM's closing share price on 28 January ...