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US investor's takeover of Encavis nears completion

Encavis, a solar and wind park operator in Hamburg, is nearing completion of its takeover by American financial investor KKR. The company revealed on Tuesday in Hamburg that the acceptance threshold for the voluntary public takeover offer had been surpassed by the end of the acceptance period...

Wind turbines turn in a wind farm on the North Sea.
Wind turbines turn in a wind farm on the North Sea.

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The executive teams of the Hamburg MDax organization have endorsed this acquisition and advised Encavis investors to approve the proposed cost of 17.50 euros per share. There's likely to be a subsequent acceptance window from May 5 to 18.

In mid-March, a consortium led by KKR provided a voluntary public takeover proposal. Additionally, Viessmann, a family business, is involved as a co-investor, aiming to possess 25.1% of Encavis. The company anticipates this takeover to be worth approximately 2.8 billion euros. Regulatory approval for the takeover is yet to be given.

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  1. Despite the ongoing takeover, Encavis continues to explore alternatives in the field of alternative energies, aiming to diversify its portfolio in Germany.
  2. The successful completion of the takeover by the US investor and its partners, including KKR, could have significant implications for the finances of Encavis homes in Hamburg, part of the MDAX index.
  3. The home stretch of regulatory approvals for the takeover has gained momentum, with the US investor showing enthusiasm for Germany's growing market in clean energy and financial investments.
  4. With the USA and Germany at the forefront of the energy transition, KKR, as a renowned financial investor, sees Germany as a prime opportunity to invest in Encavis' future, pushing for alternative energy sources.
  5. The takeover of Encavis by the US investor and KKR could potentially lead to further financial investments in alternative energies in Germany, aligning with the country's vision to reduce its carbon footprint and promote sustainable development.

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