Persistent Systems Successfully Acquires 94.04% Stake in Nagarro
Persistent Systems Limited announced the successful takeover of Nagarro SE, securing approximately 94.04% of its share capital. The transaction, which exceeded the minimum acceptance threshold, is expected to close by the end of Q1 CY27, subject to regulatory approvals. Persistent plans a squeeze-out of remaining minority shareholders.
The successful acquisition of a majority stake in another company is a material event that will likely have a significant impact on Persistent Systems' market position, scale, and future growth strategy.
The acquisition of a significant majority stake in Nagarro, exceeding the acceptance threshold and with a clear path to full integration, is a positive development for Persistent Systems.
Persistent Systems Limited, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Galaxy Germany Holding SE, has announced the successful conclusion of its voluntary public takeover offer for Nagarro SE. The offer, which included an additional acceptance period ending on October 6, 2026, saw a total of 8,903,259 Nagarro shares tendered, representing approximately 71.94% of its share capital. Combined with a pre-existing 22.10% stake, Persistent now holds a total of approximately 94.04% of Nagarro’s share capital and voting rights, significantly surpassing the minimum acceptance threshold.
As a result of securing over 90% of Nagarro's share capital, Persistent plans to initiate a squeeze-out of the remaining minority shareholders upon closing, although no final decision has been made yet. The company expects the transaction to be completed by the end of Q1 CY27, contingent on the resolution of a limited number of outstanding regulatory approvals. Sandeep Kalra, CEO of Persistent Systems, stated that the offer results are a strong endorsement of the strategic logic behind bringing the two companies together, aiming to build a global AI-led digital engineering player.
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