Fnac Darty says EP Group takeover bid is notified to European Commission

By Public Technologies
  • EP Group vehicle EP FR Holdco filed a formal notification with the European Commission for its bid for Fnac Darty shares and OCEANEs.
  • Phase I clearance is expected in early November, assuming the filing is deemed complete.
  • The offer price stands at EUR 35 per share, reflecting a EUR 1 dividend paid on June 5, 2026.
  • Consideration is set at EUR 81.16 per OCEANE, subject to adjustment based on the final settlement date.
  • Closing is expected by end-2026, with a reopening for at least 10 trading days if the bid succeeds.


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