Alviva to be delisted from the JSE on 7 March
, the parent of Pinnacle, Axiz and Tarsus, will be delisted from the JSE on 7 March after a take-private deal got the green light.
Alviva informed shareholders on Monday that all the conditions associated with the transaction have been fulfilled, paving the way for the scheme to be implemented and for the delisting to proceed.Alviva received a binding offer of R28/share in December from a black-led consortium. The acquiring consortium includes “certain members” of Alviva’s management team, among them CEO Pierre Spies, along with Tham Investments, Day One Asset Management and an individual by the name of P Ramasamy.
“The proposed transaction will result in Alviva becoming a majority black-owned, privately held ICT technology champion, repositioning the company to drive the strategic direction of the business for future growth and expansion,” Alviva said in a regulatory filing with the JSE in December.“It also allows Alviva shareholders to exit for a cash consideration that is at a substantial premium to the closing price prior to the receipt of the expression of interest.
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