In a two-stage operation, the families who founded the French perfume bottle company Pochet, and who currently hold a 56.95% stake, want to acquire all the shares.
Firstly, Pochet will implement a s…
In a two-stage operation, the families who founded the French perfume bottle company Pochet, and who currently hold a 56.95% stake, want to acquire all the shares. Firstly, Pochet will implement a share buy-back, involving 33% of capital, at a price of Euro 100 per share. Then Prato, which pools the families“ stakes, will make a public bid for the remaining capital, also at Euro 100 per share. BNP Paribas, which holds a 33.99% stake, has said it will tender its shares to both offers.