UNIR Shareholders Launch 1.536 Billion Euro Takeover Bid at 34.01 Euros Per Share as CNMV Suspends Alba Trading and Affirms Gotham Manipulation

The major shareholders of UNIR have launched a takeover bid to delist the company from the stock exchange, valuing it at 1.536 billion euros. The offer price is set at 34.01 euros per share, with key investors including Miguel Tomás Arrufat, Sofina, Portobello Capital, Asúa Inversiones, and Renta Génova. Concurrently, the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) has suspended trading of Alba shares pending its definitive exclusion due to the takeover bid. The CNMV has also issued warnings about investment funds downplaying risks in their commercial documents. Additionally, the regulator reaffirmed that Gotham engaged in market manipulation in the Grifols case. In corporate finance news, OHLA has launched a 50 million euro capital increase aimed at covering guarantees in Kuwait following the departure of José Elías.