Chargeurs Opt for a Share Buyback Offer to Return Capital to Shareholders After Novacel Sale
Chargeurs Invest Company presents the public share buyback offer as the preferred option to return capital to shareholders following the divestiture of Novacel. The proposed operation would involve a total of 36.25 million euros, with a price of 14 euros per share for the shares tendered in the offer, subject to independent expert assessment and required approvals.
Considering a Share Buyback Rather Than an Exceptional Dividend
Chargeurs Invest Company indicates that the exceptional dividend initially considered no longer appears to be the best option for returning capital to shareholders. The company now favors a share buyback offer, presented as providing a partial liquidity option for shareholders wishing to sell all or part of their shares, while allowing an increase in net earnings per share for the remaining shareholders.
Proposed Price of 14 Euros Per Share
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The proposed share buyback would be executed at a price of 14 euros per share for the shares tendered, compared to an initially considered exceptional dividend of 1.50 euros per share. The total amount committed would be the same in both scenarios, amounting to 36.25 million euros.
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