The billionaire owner of L’Occitane has made an offer to take the skincare company private in a deal that gives it an enterprise value of about €6.5bn.
Reinold Geiger, the Austrian who already controls the company, has offered to pay HK$34 per share to buy the rest of the business and delist it from the Hong Kong stock exchange. Its most recent closing share price was HK$29.5.
The deal is worth up to HK$13.91bn (€1.7bn), the company said on Monday, and values its equity at €6bn. The offer from Geiger and his backers was final, it added.
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