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    1. Climbing Walls of Worry

      Headlines

      Wed, 11 Apr 2012

      Reborn and in debt, PanAmSat faces slow growth in the satellite market.

    2. FCC Okays PanAmSat Acquisition

      Commentary

      Tue, 20 Jun 2006

      On Monday, PanAmSat PA announced two developments in its proposed acquisition by Intelsat ..... think no additional obstacles exist to completing the merger and believe PanAmSat 's estimated July 3 closing date will occur without any hiccups. We

    3. DOJ Okays Intelsat- PanAmSat Merger

      Commentary

      Tue, 30 May 2006

      On Friday, PanAmSat PA announced that its proposed acquisition ..... approval. We continue to recommend selling PanAmSat shares as they currently trade at a ..... deal doesn't go through, we expect PanAmSat 's share price will decline.

    4. PanAmSat Reports 1Q 2006

      Commentary

      Fri, 12 May 2006

      PanAmSat PA released its first-quarter results Thursday. We are sticking with our fair value estimate of $16 per share. The firm boosted

    5. The Nasdaq Isn't a Sell--It Just Looks That Way

      Headlines

      Wed, 1 Sep 2004

      the index from Morningstar's database. I expelled from the list the seven companies we don't cover: Patterson PDCO, PanAmSat SPOT, Dentsply International XRAY, Invitrogen IVGN, Cephalon CEPH, Compuware CPWR, and Kmart KMRT. Next, I consulted

    6. PanAmSat Trouble Shouldn't Hurt Directv

      Commentary

      Fri, 6 Aug 2004

      satellite could scuttle its agreement to sell PanAmSat SPOT shouldn't have a material impact ..... walk away from its agreement to purchase PanAmSat , but we don't think problems on one of PanAmSat 's 24 satellites will kill the deal entirely

    7. EchoStar, Hughes Abandon Merger

      Commentary

      Tue, 10 Dec 2002

      million breakup fee. The only silver lining for EchoStar is that it won't need to purchase Hughes' 81% stake in satellite company PanAmSat SPOT, which was a key component of the merger agreement and something EchoStar was loath to do.

    8. Hughes and EchoStar Deal Rejected

      Commentary

      Fri, 11 Oct 2002

      deal winds down, Hughes has the most to gain, with a $600 million potential breakup fee and a $2.7 million payment for PanAmSat SPOT. This would be more than enough to pay down Hughes' debt load, while leaving EchoStar with little cash and a huge debt

    9. GM and the End of the Hughes Deal

      Commentary

      Fri, 11 Oct 2002

      stand to make out pretty well on the deal's demise, collecting $2.7 billion for Hughes' stake in satellite operator PanAmSat SPOT and a $600 million breakup fee--though litigious EchoStar is sure to contest these terms in court. We think this

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