Tata Motors subsidiary increases Iveco Group offer price to €14.40 per share
Tata Motors' subsidiary, TML CV Holdings B.V., has raised its tender offer price for Iveco Group N.V. common shares to €14.40 from €14.10. This final offer aims to secure all shares, with the total maximum disbursement potentially reaching €3,905,501,760. A €85 million credit facility from MUFG Bank supports the increased offer.
This acquisition is a significant strategic move for Tata Motors, potentially impacting its market position and financial performance in the commercial vehicle sector.
The increase in the offer price and the commitment to finalize the acquisition indicate a positive step towards Tata Motors' strategic objectives.
TML CV Holdings B.V., an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Motors Limited, has increased the offer price for all common shares of Iveco Group N.V. from Euro 14.10 to Euro 14.40 per common share tendered to the offer. This represents a cash increase of Euro 0.30 per share.
The new price is the Offeror's best and final offer and will not be increased further. The increase in price is attributed to a slight delay in the completion of the offer due to the prior authorizations process taking longer than initially anticipated in a few jurisdictions.
In the event of full acceptance of the offer, with all 271,215,400 common shares tendered, the maximum aggregate disbursement will increase by Euro 81,364,620.00 to an overall maximum aggregate amount of Euro 3,905,501,760.00.
To fund the increased disbursement, TML CV Holdings B.V. has entered into a credit facility agreement with MUFG Bank Ltd., GIFT Branch, for Euro 85,000,000.00 and submitted documentation for a new guarantee of exact fulfillment of the obligation to pay the additional price.
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