Count this more as “consolidation of state assets” than “M&A”- The Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority exempted the government’s National Investment Bank from presenting a mandatory tender offer after it submitted an offer to acquire a 40.06% stake in the Egyptian Satellite Company (Nilesat), according to a filing with the EGX. NIB already own 10% of the company; other shareholders include Egyptian Investment Projects at 8.8%, National Bank of Egypt at 7.5% and Banque Misr at 7.5%. EGX rules state that any tender for over 33% of shares outstanding demand that the buyer bid for 100% of shares, but exceptions can be made with shareholder approval.
More from Enterprise
The National Bank of Egypt and Banque Misr just hiked rates on CDs — moves that could see the EGP gain against the USD
NBE and BM both hiked rates on CDs by 125…
Miga guarantee unlocks USD 313 mn for National Bank of Egypt trade finance
Plus: Incolease taps securitization market with debut EGP 2 bn…
Swvl is not dropping off of Nasdaq just yet, as company turns to the black in 2025
The company turned a profit last year, allowing it to…
IBF & Company doubles down on logistics with Techno Metal acquisition
Plus: Lucky lands USD 23 mn in Series B round,…