Genel Energy raises Capricorn Energy cash offer to USD 5.74 per share

By Public Technologies
  • Genel Energy raised its recommended cash offer for Capricorn Energy to an aggregate US$ 5.74 per share.
  • Consideration comprises US$ 4.75 in cash, backed by Bidco, and a planned US$ 0.99 special dividend from Capricorn.
  • The offer implies an equity value of about US$ 436 million, equivalent to about £330 million at the stated exchange rate.
  • Capricorn’s board withdrew support for DNO’s rival bid, citing higher value and greater deal certainty for the revised terms.
  • Egypt’s competition clearance has been secured; the remaining Egyptian government condition is expected to be satisfied for closing in Q4 2026.


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