Smart Money Is Betting Big In EQT Options - EQT (NYSE:EQT)
SPAIN, JUL 21 – EQT will acquire leading Spanish classifieds platforms to leverage digital growth trends and support innovation, with Coches.net alone attracting 20 million monthly visitors, EQT said.
- On July 21, 2025, EQT X fund agreed to acquire AdevintaLife's entire Spanish operations, including platforms like Fotocasa and Milanuncios.
- This acquisition arose from AdevintaLife's strategy to exit Spain and focus on other European assets while ensuring platform continuity during the transition.
- EQT plans to support the platforms' growth by leveraging its global online classifieds expertise and partnering closely with local management teams.
- Benzinga reported significant bullish options activity on EQT stock, with 68% of heavyweight investors leaning bullish and a combined $1,054,747 in call options traded today.
- The transaction is expected to close in Q1 2026, marking a major shift in Spain's online classifieds market and signaling EQT's commitment to digital innovation and growth.
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AdevintaLife sells Spanish sites
AdevintaLife has agreed to sell its entire Spanish business – including household-name platforms like Fotocasa, Milanuncios, InfoJobs and coches.net – to EQT, a global investment group. The deal, announced July 21, 2025, marks a major shift in the Spanish online classifieds landscape, with AdevintaLife saying it will now focus on its operations across the rest of Europe. EQT to take over Spain’… Source
The Amsterdam branch of Goldman Sachs Bank Europe and LionTree Advisors UK acted as financial advisors to the operation.
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