VeraSun cancels 20 million share issue, retains Morgan Stanley to explore “strategic alternatives”
In South Dakota, VeraSun Energy cancelled the 20 million share issue it announced earlier this week, and retained Morgan Stanley as advisor as it explores “strategic alternatives” the company said in a statement.The company said that it had received interest from unnamed parties following announcement of its share issue.
The company announced that it would record a loss of up to $103 million this year after it locked in a corn price of nearly $8 per bushel following the Midwestern flooding. The price of corn fell to below $5.50 after corn forecasts improved with better weather. The company operates 15 operating ethanol plant and will have 1.64 billion gallons of capacity by the end of the year following completion of a 16th facility. The identities of interested strategic investors or buyers was not disclosed.
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