Nykredit Expands Offer Period for Spar Nord Share Acquisition

Nykredit Extends Offer Period for Spar Nord Shares
Nykredit has officially extended the offer period for its acquisition of Spar Nord shares.
This extension comes as an essential step for Nykredit Realkredit A/S, further progressing towards acquiring all non-treasury shares of Spar Nord. The firm had initially launched an all-cash voluntary takeover offer to acquire these shares, and the deadline has now been pushed back to a new expiration date.
Significance of the Extension
Nykredit informed stakeholders that the adjustment to the offer timeline is critical for obtaining the necessary regulatory approvals from the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority. This approval is vital for concluding the acquisition successfully.
The offer period began on a specified date, and the original deadline was May 20, 2025, at 23:59 (CEST). This new timeline allows Nykredit the required latitude to meet the approval conditions set forth by the regulatory body.
Understanding the Offer Terms
The offer documentation has been supplemented to reflect this change. For those who have already accepted the offer, their decisions remain binding, and they do not need to take any further actions due to this extension. The board of directors of Spar Nord has consistently recommended that shareholders accept Nykredit’s offer, emphasizing the strategic advantages it holds for the bank and its stakeholders.
As part of the updated plan, the anticipated completion date for the acquisition has moved to May 28, 2025, barring any further extensions. This gives additional time for stakeholders to review the terms and make informed decisions.
Contact Information for Inquiries
For media questions regarding this announcement, Neel Rosenberg can be reached at +45 25 27 04 33. For investors, CFO Rune Brandt Børglum is available at +45 96 34 42 36.
In conclusion, this extension represents a well-considered move by Nykredit as it seeks to solidify its acquisition strategy for Spar Nord Bank A/S. All interested stakeholders are encouraged to stay informed on the next steps as this pivotal transaction progresses.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the latest extension period for Nykredit’s offer?
The latest extension period for Nykredit’s offer is until May 20, 2025.
Why did Nykredit extend the offer period?
The extension was necessary to secure regulatory approvals from the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority.
When is the expected completion date for the offer?
The expected completion date for the offer is now set for May 28, 2025.
Are previous acceptances still valid after the extension?
Yes, existing acceptances remain binding, and no further action is required from those shareholders.
Who can I contact for more details about the offer?
For media inquiries, contact Neel Rosenberg at +45 25 27 04 33 or CFO Rune Brandt Børglum for investor-related questions at +45 96 34 42 36.
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