US EditionBbva Admits Difficulties in Carrying Out the Opa Al Sabadell and Does Not Rule Out Withdrawing It
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Uncertainty remains at maximum levels. Will BBVA go ahead or will it finally decide to take a step back? It is the unknown that hangs on to the
The entity admits more risks and is already in the process of reviewing the synergies of costs after the government has prohibited the merger for three years of the two entities.The judge dismisses and closes the case against Felipe Benjumea on its own
Yesterday, the two extraordinary meetings of Sabadell did not rule on the takeover bid, because it was not the right time, but they provided some data that BBVA has surely noted. The most important thing about yesterday's meetings was not that the top management's plans were approved - that was already taken for granted - but rather the quorum with which decisions were made. It was not the same whether 55% of shareholders were represented at the…
The entity reiterates that the conditions of the Spanish government may affect the synergies of the operation
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elcorreoweb.esBBVA still does not disclose its plans, but admits difficulties for its offer of purchase (opa) on Sabadell. The bank of Basque origin has remembered this Thursday that it has the option to "discontinue the offer or maintain it" after the meeting of shareholders of the Catalan entity approved on Wednesday the sale of its British subsidiary TSB and the associated payment of an extraordinary dividend to its owners in early 2026. The decision, howe…
On August 6 it was a decisive day for Banco Sabadell. The shareholders of the financial institution, which is in full siege by BBVA’s OPA, had to decide if they supported the purchase of its British subsidiary, TSB, by Banco Santander, but also if they received a dividend of 2.5 billion euros for the operation. The support of the owners of the Catalan bank’s shares was massive, giving the green light to the first point unanimously and the second…
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