US EditionParcel locker firm InPost jumps 26% after company receives indicative acquisition proposal
- A consortium led by Advent International, the private equity firm, is spearheading a multibillion euro approach for InPost, likely valuing the company above €6bn.
- Advent originally invested in InPost in 2017 and later sold part of its stake to PPF, with InPost shares falling close to a fifth last year, a factor noted around the approach.
- Headquartered in Poland, InPost ranks among the world's biggest delivery companies, with banking sources speculating PPF and other major shareholders might join the consortium on Tuesday.
- In a statement to Euronext Amsterdam exchange on Tuesday, InPost said it received an indicative acquisition proposal and formed a special committee, with shares up about 20%, valuing it at €5.8bn.
- The scale of InPost's operations, delivering more than 350 million parcels last quarter, means a successful bid could reshape Yodel's role in Britain’s parcel and e-commerce logistics.
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InPost has received a preliminary proposal to acquire all of the company's shares, the company announced. A special team composed of members of the company's supervisory board and management board will analyze all aspects of the potential transaction.
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Great Yorkshire RadioFormer owner Advent behind €6bn approach for Yodel-owner InPost
Advent International, which took InPost public nearly five years ago, is said to be part of a consortium exploring a fresh takeover of the e-commerce logistics giant, Sky News learns.
Advent International reportedly behind takeover bid for InPost
InPost has announced it has received an indicative proposal for all shares. Advent International is reportedly behind the takeover bid. In view of the recent share price and trading volume development, InPost S.A.announces that it has received an indicative proposal regarding a potential acquisition of all shares in the Company. A special committee has been formed of Supervisory and Management Board Members of the Company that will carefully c…
InPost shares have soared by tens of percent on the Amsterdam stock exchange in recent days. The largest European operator of delivery box networks and logistics centers for online stores has received a full takeover offer. This news caused a great stir and a strong reaction from investors. The largest...
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