The price amounts to a premium of about 50% over Cambridge, England-based GW’s closing price on Tuesday. GW’s U.S.-traded shares gained as much as 49% in Wednesday trading, and Jazz shares declined 3.7%.
Under the terms of the proposed transaction, Jazz will pay $220 per GW American depositary receipt, in the form of $200 in cash and $20 in Jazz common stock, according to a
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