NLB je objavila novo namero za zvišanje ponudbe za delnico Addiko Bank. Sprva je zanjo ponudila 29 evrov, nato 33,50 evra, zdaj pa namerava ponuditi 37 evrov. Za prevzem banke se poteguje tudi RBI, ki za delnico ponuja 26,50 evra. Konkurenčni ponudbi se bosta iztekli 22. julija.
Avstrijska bančna skupina Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) je pred dnevi sporočila, da je pridobila dobrih 50 odstotkov delnic Addiko Bank. A imajo delničarji Addika, ki so že sprejeli to ponudbo, pravico do preklica sprejema te ponudbe. To lahko storijo najpozneje do štiri trgovalne dni pred koncem obdobja za sprejem ponudbe, ki se izteče 22. julija.
Obe banki želita pridobiti vsaj 75 odstotkov delnic Addiko Bank, pri čemer sta prevzemni prag pripravljeni znižati tudi na 50 odstotkov. RBI želi s prevzemom ponovno vstopiti na slovenski trg, NLB pa želi prek prevzete banke vstopiti na hrvaški trg bančnih storitev.
"Zvišana ponudbena cena delnice, ki jo ponuja NLB, bo za 10,50 evra višja od cene, objavljene v konkurenčni ponudbi RBI, ob tem pa bo delničarjem Addika še naprej zagotavljala jasno informacijo o višini izplačila in zanesljivost izplačila," so danes na spletnih straneh Ljubljanske borze sporočili iz NLB.
Zvišana ponudbena cena delnice bo po njihovih navedbah predstavljala zelo privlačno vrednost za delničarje Addika v primerjavi z drugimi kazalniki, in sicer 41,4-odstotni pribitek v primerjavi s tehtanim povprečjem borzne cene delnice zadnjih šestih mesecev v višini 26,17 evra z zaključnim tečajem delnice na 15. junij, 39,6-odstotni pribitek v primerjavi z zaključnim tečajem delnice na ta dan in 39,6-odstotni pribitek v primerjavi s ceno, ponujeno v ponudbi RBI.
"Na podlagi več kot dvoletnega sodelovanja z relevantnimi regulatorji v NLB verjamemo, da bo v primeru uspešne ponudbe NLB pravočasno pridobila vsa potrebna dovoljenja nadzornih organov, vključno z dovoljenjem Evropske centralne banke," so navedli. Dodali so, da je NLB že začela vlagati zahtevano dokumentacijo vsem regulatorjem.
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DeloIndependent🔒Center4 days agoNLB has increased its bid for Austrian bank Addiko by €3.5 per share, bringing the total offer to €37 per share. This is €8 higher than NLB's initial bid and €10.50 more than the competing bid from Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI). The increase comes amid concerns over RBI's lower offer, which has gained popularity among Addiko shareholders. RBI has an agreement with Addiko's largest shareholder to sell the bank's network in Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the financial bids for Addiko without overtly favoring either NLB or Raiffeisen. It includes direct quotes from NLB's statement but does not editorialize or present biased language. The content focuses on economic competition between two banks and does
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Siol.netIndependentCenter5 days agoNLB has increased its bid for shares in Addiko Bank from 29 euros to 37 euros. The Austrian banking group Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) has also made a competing offer at 26.50 euros per share. Both banks aim to acquire at least 75% of Addiko Bank's shares, with the possibility of lowering their threshold to 50%. The deadline for accepting offers is July 22. NLB stated that its higher bid provides a clear guarantee of payment value to Addiko shareholders.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about corporate bids without overtly favoring either NLB or RBI. It includes direct quotes from NLB but does not present biased language or omit relevant perspectives. The content remains neutral in tone and focuses on financial details rather than political,
STA – Slovenska tiskovna agencijaState / PublicCenter5 days agoNLB has announced a new intention to increase its bid for shares in Addiko Bank.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a corporate development involving NLB and Addiko Bank without apparent ideological framing or biased language. It does not take a stance on the transaction or imply approval or criticism of either party involved.
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