Ellies Holdings, the main operating subsidiary of Ellies Holdings, has received buyout offers from unnamed third parties that its CEO believes could save the company. This comes after the company failed to secure backing from its bankers for an acquisition that formed a key part of its turnaround plan.
– the main operating subsidiary of Ellies Holdings – has received buyout offers from unnamed third parties that its CEO believes could save the company.
in terms of the Companies Act after failing to secure backing from its bankers for an acquisition that formed a key part of a turnaround plan.in January when a planned acquisition of Bundu Power, which it had hoped would put it on a firmer footing financially, fell through. That deal was subject to debt funding from Ellies’ bankers and the approval of shareholders. The bankers advised Ellies that they were not prepared to fund the acquisition.
But in the latest development, Ellies Electronics – which “contains all cash-generating business units within the Ellies Group” – said it intends to continue trading.
Ellies Holdings Buyout Offers Third Parties CEO Acquisition Turnaround Plan Bankers
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