Steyr Motors secures site and employee protections in Red Cat deal

By Public Technologies
  • Steyr Motors signed a business combination agreement with Red Cat Holdings and SMOT Acquisition, retaining the EUR 39 per-share cash offer.
  • Red Cat committed to protect the Steyr site for three years following settlement, with two-year safeguards against operational layoffs.
  • The offer document is due before November 15, 2026, with the acceptance period expected to end December 18, 2026.
  • Completion requires investment clearances, expected by June 30, 2027, and acceptance of 50% plus one share, excluding treasury shares.
  • B&C Holding Österreich committed to tender its approximately 15% stake.


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