US EditionPPF Launches €7.00 per Share Offer for ProSiebenSat.1
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Regulators approve PPF ProSiebenSat bid
PPF has announced that its bid for shares in ProSiebenSat has been approved by German regulators. The Czech investment group has received approval from Germany’s financial watchdog to pursue its bid to increase its holding in the broadcaster. Currently the second largest shareholder, PPF aims to take its holding up to 29.99 per cent, just beneath the threshold at which a takeover bid would be mandatory under German law. The group has tabled an a…
The shareholders of ProSiebenSat.1, one of the main German audiovisual groups, have to decide by 13 August on the offer of the Czech PPF group, which wants to increase its shareholding in the capital and counter the ambitions of the Italian MediaForEurope (MFE, ex-Mediaset), which is the author of a competing offer. The Czech group, the second shareholder of ProSiebenSat.1, offers 7 euros per share, i.e. "a convincing alternative" to the MFE pro…
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TV Tech Industry NewsPPF launches €7.00 per share offer for ProSiebenSat.1
Czech investment firm PPF Group has initiated a public acquisition offer to ProSiebenSat.1 shareholders, proposing an all-cash deal of €7.00 per share. The acceptance period commenced on 4 June and will conclude on 13 August 2025, following approval from Germany’s financial regulator, BaFin. PPF, currently holding around 16% of ProSiebenSat.1’s shares, aims to increase its stake to just under 30%, thereby avoiding the mandatory takeover threshol…
PPF Investment Group has offered to buy shares in German television company ProSiebenSat.1 for seven euros (about 174 CZK) per security. The offer will run from today until August 13. The offered price is roughly 17 percent higher than the company's share price on the stock exchange at the beginning of May and 21 percent above the price...
ProSiebenSat.1 shareholders now have an alternative to the takeover offer offered by the Italian media group MFE for the German TV company.
It is 7 euros per share. Czechs see "a convincing alternative" to the Berlusconi Group's offer
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