PSI Software

PSI Software and majority shareholder Zest Bidco have concluded a delisting agreement; Zest will make a public delisting takeover offer for all outstanding PSI shares. The offer provides payment of the statutory minimum price, calculated as the weighted average domestic market price over the past six months, and has a four-week acceptance period. The management board and supervisory board support the offer and will recommend that shareholders accept it; the management board plans to apply to withdraw the admission to the regulated market in Frankfurt during the acceptance period. » More on de.investing.com

Zest Bidco GmbH, controlled by Warburg Pincus, has announced a public delisting acquisition offer for all PSI Software shares not held by it and is offering the statutory minimum price per share. The offer is unconditional. PSI Software is also to withdraw its admission to trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange; the offer document will be published after approval by BaFin. Investors are urged to carefully review the final offer documents after publication. » More on finanzen.net

The executive board of PSI has lowered the forecast for 2026: revenue growth is now expected at around 5%, order intake is forecast to stabilise at the prior-year level, and the adjusted EBIT margin is estimated at about 2% (previously ~4%). The main reasons are weakness in the European steel market and longer decision cycles, leading the Process Industries & Metals segment to expect order intake and revenue declines of about 15% and a negative adjusted EBIT margin in the low single digits. Management remains confident that Discrete Manufacturing and Logistics will meet their 2026 targets. » More on de.investing.com