May 4 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers,
acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1030 GMT on
Thursday:
** First Horizon Corp FHN.N and Toronto-Dominion Bank
Group TD.TO have agreed to call off their $13.4 billion deal,
the banks said.
** Holly Energy Partners LP HEP.N said it has received a
non-binding proposal letter from HF Sinclair Corp DINO.N ,
under which HF Sinclair will acquire all outstanding shares not
owned by the company.
** The European Commission cleared the proposed acquisition
of Polish recycling company Alumetal by metals maker Norsk
Hydro, without conditions.
** India's Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd
APSE.NS said that it has completed the sale of its port in
sanction-hit Myanmar for $30 million, significantly lower than
its investment in the project.
** Vodafone VOD.L and CK Hutchison 0001.HK are close to
agreeing to a merger of their UK telecoms businesses, two
sources said, in an expected 15 billion pounds ($19 billion)
deal that would create the country's biggest mobile operator.
** Uniper UN01.DE expects two announced asset sales,
requested by the European Commission in exchange for approving
the German utility's bailout, to close soon, the company's chief
financial officer told analysts.
** British asset manager Liontrust Asset Management plc
LIO.L has conditionally agreed to acquire GAM Holding AG in a
deal that values the Swiss asset manager at CHF 107 million
($121.3 million), the companies said.
** Australian gold miner St Barbara Ltd SBM.AX , in a
statement released , said it had received a higher bid for its
Western Australian Leonara assets from Silver Lake Resources
SLR.AX .
** Vonovia VNAn.DE sold five properties to CBRE Investment
Management for about 560 million euros ($620.4 million), as high
interest rates and the surging cost of construction and energy
weigh on property values.
** Private-equity firm Apollo Global Management APO.N is
nearing a deal to buy U.S. aluminum products maker Arconic
ARNC.N , the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing
people familiar with the matter.
** Australia's medical centre operator Healius HLS.AX
recommended that its shareholders reject the A$1.52 billion
($1.01 billion) all-share takeover offer by Australian Clinical
Labs ACL.AX .
** Callon Petroleum Co CPE.N said on Wednesday it has
agreed to acquire Permian basin-based Percussion Petroleum
Operating II Llc in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $475
million to strengthen its portfolio in the lucrative U.S. shale
patch.
** Homecare services provider Option Care Health Inc
OPCH.O said on Wednesday it is acquiring Amedisys Inc AMED.O
in an all-stock deal valued at $3.6 billion, including debt.
(Compiled by Rajarshi Roy in Bengaluru; Editing by Janane
Venkatraman)
((Rajarshi.Roy@thomsonreuters.com;))