MITER Brands is paying about $3.1 billion for PGT Innovations.
PGT Innovations has dumped an acquisition offer from Masonite in favor of a larger proposal from rival window manufacturer MITER Brands.
On December 18, it was announced that Masonite would acquire PGT Innovations, a manufacturer of patio door and window solutions along with impact-rated glass applications. Terms of the deal called for Masonite to purchase the company through a combination of cash and Masonite shares with a total transaction value of $3 billion.
But MITER Brands swept in with its own deal valued at $3.1 billion.
MITER’s plan calls for it to acquire all of the outstanding shares of PGTI at a price of $42.00 per share in cash. The purchase price represents a premium of 60% over PGTI’s unaffected closing share price on October 9, 2023, Miter Brands said.
“MITER and PGTI are fully aligned in providing world-class service and the finest products with a culture where people, performance, and customer experiences come first,” said Matt DeSoto, president and CEO of MITER Brands. “Our product mix and geographic presence are highly complementary, and we look forward to delivering enhanced value to our team members, customers, suppliers and local communities.”
Masonite has confirmed the termination of its previously announced definitive merger agreement to acquire PGT Innovations, Inc. According to Masonite, the termination follows the Masonite Board of Directors’ decision not to submit a revised offer to acquire PGT Innovations, after being notified that the PGTI Board had determined that a revised proposal from MITER Brands submitted on January 12, 2024, was a “superior proposal.”
Masonite received a termination fee of $84 million following the broken deal.