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Published on 3/15/2010 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Heritage Oaks settles $56 million placement of convertible preferreds

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., March 15 - Heritage Oaks Bancorp raised about $56 million in a private placement of series B mandatorily convertible adjustable cumulative perpetual preferred stock and series C convertible perpetual preferred stock on March 12, according to an 8-K filed Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The deal priced for $60.03 million on March 10.

The company sold the series B preferreds at $1,000 apiece and the series C preferreds at $3.25 per preferred.

The series B preferreds are each initially convertible into 307.69 common shares at $3.25 per share.

The series C preferreds are each convertible into one common share.

Sandler O'Neill & Partners, LP and FIG Partners are the agents.

Heritage Oaks Bancorp is a holding company for Heritage Oaks Bank with headquarters in Paso Robles, Calif.

Issuer:Heritage Oaks Bancorp
Issue:Series B mandatorily convertible adjustable cumulative perpetual preferred stock and series C convertible perpetual preferred stock
Amount:$56 million (approximate)
Warrants:No
Agents:Sandler O'Neill & Partners, LP and FIG Partners
Pricing date:March 10
Settlement date:March 12
Stock symbol:Nasdaq: HEOP
Stock price:$3.45 at close March 10
Market capitalization:$27.5 million
Series B
Price:$1,000
Conversion ratio:Into 307.69 common shares per preferred
Series C
Price:$3.25
Conversion ratio:One for one

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