NEW YORK & NEW ORLEANS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Former Attorney General of Louisiana Charles C. Foti, Jr., Esq. and the law firm of Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC (âKSFâ) are investigating the proposed sale of Aris Water Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: ARIS) to Western Midstream Partners, LP (NYSE: WES). Under the terms of the proposed transaction, Aris shareholders may elect to receive 0.625 WES common units, $25.00 in cash (without interest), or a combination of both, for each share of Aris common stock held, wi
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What are the potential implications of the investigation on the valuation of the $25 cash per share versus the 0.625 WES common units?
What are the potential tax implications for shareholders choosing cash versus WES units, and how might that affect shareholder preference?
How does the offered 0.625 WES common units compare to the current market price of WES, and what dilution impact could it have on existing WES shareholders?
What is the marketâs perception of the fairness of the exchange ratio and cash component for ARIS shareholders?
Could the investigation result in regulatory or legal hurdles that might delay or prevent the transaction, and how should that risk be priced?
What is the expected impact on ARIS stock volatility and liquidity during the investigation period?
How might the investigation influence the demand for ARIS shares from institutional versus retail investors?
What are the potential synergies or strategic benefits of the sale to Western Midstream Partners, and how are they reflected in the transaction terms?
If the transaction falls through, what are the alternative strategic options for ARIS and how might they affect the stock price?
How does the proposed transaction compare with recent M&A activity in the water treatment and midâstream sectors?
What are the historical performance and volatility differences between ARIS and WES, and how might the merger affect riskâadjusted returns?
What is the expected impact on ARISâs balance sheet and cash flow after the transaction, assuming it proceeds?
What are the likely reactions of major institutional investors to the investigation and potential deal risks?
How should traders position themselves (e.g., long/short, options strategy) given the current negative sentiment of -60 and the uncertainty around the transaction?
How might the investigation by the former Louisiana Attorney General affect the timeline and likelihood of the transaction closing?