Steyr Motors boards recommend shareholders accept Red Cat offer

By Public Technologies
  • Steyr Motors’ boards endorsed Red Cat’s EUR 39-per-share cash offer, valuing the transaction at approximately EUR 205 million.
  • PwC deemed the price financially appropriate; it represents a 28.9% premium to the October 16, 2026, closing price.
  • B&C committed its 780,000 shares, securing approximately 15% of share capital; CEO Julian Cassutti is also tendering his shares.
  • The offer expires December 18, 2026, with a minimum acceptance threshold of 50% plus one share, subject to foreign investment approvals.
  • Red Cat will fund the purchase with its own cash, preserving the Austrian headquarters, Steyr operations and existing management.


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