Stada Saga Set To End As Board Backs Bain And Cinven Bid

The equity firms finally look like getting their hands on the German generics group as Stada urges shareholders to back the €4.1bn deal and only 63% need to support it.

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Round of applause, sigh of relief: Stada sale is nearly over the line • Source: Shutterstock

It seems like the long-running saga to buy Stada Arzneimittel AG is coming to an end after the board of the German generics group recommended that shareholders accept a higher bid by the private equity firms Bain Capital and Cinven.

The deal values Stada at €4.1bn with Bain and Cinven offering €66.25 a share, consisting of €65.53 plus a dividend of €0.72. The total price is €0.25 higher than a bid made in June which had also been backed by the Stada board but failed to get support from the required 75% of shareholders

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