TREATT

Treatt shares were delisted from the London Stock Exchange and removed from the FCA’s official list with effect from today at 08:00 London time. The action follows the completion of the court‑sanctioned takeover by Döhler Finance Management B.V., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Döhler Group, under a scheme of arrangement pursuant to Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006. The suspension of the listing marks the final step of the recommended cash offer. » More on de.investing.com

Treatt recorded a 6.5% decline in revenue to £59.9m for the six months to 31 March 2026. Adjusted EBITDA fell 18.1% to £5.4m and profit before tax and exceptional items dropped 33.4% to £2.5m; gross and operating margins and adjusted earnings per share also declined. Net debt stood at £4.4m, compared with net cash of £0.9m a year earlier, while Treatt reported growth in health and wellness products and in China. The board recommends a cash offer from Döhler Finance Management B.V. of 305p per share; shareholders will retain the announced final dividend of 3.0p. » More on de.investing.com

Treatt has signed a framework agreement with major shareholder Döhler that places transactions between the two parties on market terms (at arm’s length). Döhler holds around 28% of the shares and receives the right, after consultation and due diligence, to propose a candidate for the board of directors; this right lapses if the stake falls below 25%. As a result of the agreement, Helga Moelschl will be appointed as a non-executive board member effective 1 February 2026; because she was nominated by Döhler, she will be classified as non‑independent under the corporate governance code. » More on de.investing.com