Fnac Darty: successful takeover bid for Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky takes 69% of the capital
Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky takes control of Fnac Darty. He now holds 69% of the capital of the distributor of electronic and cultural products, the Financial Markets Authority announced on Tuesday. The 50%…
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Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky takes control of Fnac Darty. He now holds 69% of the capital of the distributor of electronic and cultural products, the Financial Markets Authority announced on Tuesday. The 50% threshold necessary for the operation to be successful has therefore been crossed.
Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky succeeded in taking majority control of electronic equipment and cultural products specialist Fnac Darty by acquiring 69% of its capital, the Financial Markets Authority announced on Tuesday. The condition of holding 50% of the capital or voting rights to succeed in the takeover bid “is thus satisfied”, adds the AMF, policeman of the Paris Stock Exchange.
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2 independent newsrooms report this story. BFM Business published it first, 8 min before the last one.
- BFM Business10 Nov, 18:30
- Le Figaro10 Nov, 18:38
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| Checkable figures cited | +3 |
| Detailed summary | +2 |
| Carried by 2 newsrooms | +5 |
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