UPDATE: Daylight Energy Edges Up Again Wednesday, Follows 110% Gain On News It Will Be Bought By China's Sinopec

By Midnight Trader October 12, 2011, 10:18:41 AM EDT

Canadian oil and gas explorer Daylight Energy Ltd (DAY.TO) said on Sunday it has agreed to be acquired by China's Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration and Production Corp for about C$2.2 billion.

The deal for Calgary, Alberta-based Daylight is for C$10.08 per share. That is more than double the closing price of Daylight's closing price of C$4.59 on Friday, but the company noted it is only a 43.6 percent premium over the 60-day weighted average trading price.

SIPC is a subsidiary of China Petrochemical Corp and undertakes overseas investments and operations in the upstream oil and gas sector, Daylight said in its release announcing the deal.




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