STINAG Stuttgart Invest

STINAG Stuttgart Invest has reached a delisting agreement with majority shareholder Brasserie Holding SA and intends to make a voluntary public takeover offer of €15.50 per share. The offer is cash, has no minimum acceptance threshold, and is legally not considered a classic WpÜG delisting offer. After the delisting the stock is likely to no longer be traded on domestic organized markets, which will reduce tradability and increase illiquidity. GBC analysts recommend that minority shareholders accept the offer and use the exit opportunity despite a fundamental undervaluation. » More on finanzen.net

STINAG Stuttgart Invest has decided to withdraw its stock exchange listing on short notice and has entered into a delisting agreement with majority shareholder Brasserie Holding. Brasserie Holding intends to make a voluntary public offer to acquire up to 2,784,337 shares for EUR 15.50 in cash per share; the offer is expected to be published on 20 November 2025 and is not subject to a minimum acceptance threshold. The offer is not subject to the German Securities Acquisition and Takeover Act, and after the delisting STINAG shares will no longer be traded on domestic regulated markets; the company says its strategy, operations and employees will not be affected. » More on finanzen.net