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EP Group reopens Fnac Darty takeover offer at EUR 35 a share until Nov. 25

By Public Technologies
  • EP Group’s takeover offer for Fnac Darty reopened today through November 25, 2026, on unchanged terms.
  • The offer remains EUR 35 per share, following a EUR 1 dividend for fiscal 2025 paid June 5, 2026.
  • OCEANE holders can tender their securities at EUR 81.16 each during the reopened offer.
  • EP Group already holds 69.3% of the capital and voting rights.
  • The group does not intend to pursue a squeeze-out, even if the conditions are met when the reopened offer closes.


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