ABD'li Apollo Global, Avrupa merkezli düşük maliyetli hava yolu şirketi easyJet'i 5,7 milyar sterlin karşılığında satın almak için anlaşmaya vardı.
Budget airline easyJet has formally accepted a £5.7 billion cash takeover bid from US private equity firm Apollo Global Management, following the withdrawal of rival bidder Castlelake.
EasyJet accepts £7.15 per share takeover offer from Apollo Global Management after rival bidder Castlelake withdraws, valuing the deal at £5.7bn, expected to complete by end of March 2027.
Die britische Billigfluggesellschaft Easyjet hat überraschend ein Übernahmeangebot des Finanzinvestors Apollo Global angenommen und damit Castlelake ausgestochen. Apollo bewertet Easyjet mit 5,7 Milliarden Pfund.
EasyJet's stock surged Friday following a $7.7 billion takeover bid from Apollo Global Management. The offer includes a cash option of £7.15 per share or a Stub Equity Alternative. This comes after a previous $7.3 billion offer from Castlelake.
EasyJet's stock surged over 13% Friday following a $7.7 billion takeover bid from Apollo Global Management. The cash offer values the budget carrier at £5.7 billion ($7.66 billion), with an alternative option for shareholders to retain voting rights.
Die britische Billigfluglinie Easyjet hat einem überraschenden Übernahmeangebot von Apollo Global zugestimmt. Der Finanzinvestor bietet 7,15 Pfund pro Aktie, was einer Gesamtsumme von 6,7 Milliarden Euro entspricht und den bisherigen Favoriten Castlelake aussticht.
Finanzinvestor Apollo Global hat überraschend ein Übernahmeangebot für die britische Billigfluglinie Easyjet angenommen. Apollo bietet 7,15 Pfund pro Aktie und sticht damit den US-Investor Castlelake aus, der 6,90 Pfund geboten hatte.
EasyJet is considering a $7.7 billion takeover bid from Apollo Global Management. The cash offer values the airline at £5.7 billion ($7.66 billion), with shareholders potentially receiving £7.15 per share. An alternative offer allows shareholders to retain voting rights by rolling over their existing shareholding.
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