backed Crown NL Bidco offers to buy Qiagen for EUR 46.50 per share

By Public Technologies
  • EQT XI-controlled Crown NL Bidco plans to acquire all Qiagen shares for EUR 46.50 apiece in cash under an October 21, 2026 agreement.
  • The management and supervisory boards committed to support the offer, subject to the agreement’s terms.
  • Closing is expected in mid-2027, subject to acceptance by holders of 50% of outstanding capital plus one share, shareholder approvals and regulatory clearances.
  • Planned post-closing measures would transfer the entire business to the bidder and end listings in Frankfurt and New York.
  • Remaining shareholders would receive the offer price less applicable withholding taxes, potentially reducing their net proceeds.


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