CompuGroup Medical SE & Co. KGaA, a German software provider to the health-care sector, confirmed Sunday that it is in advanced discussions with private equity firm CVC Capital Partners plc regarding a potential investment agreement. The agreement includes the submission of a voluntary public tender offer to the company's shareholders and the possible delisting of the company's shares from the regulated market. CVC has indicated a potential offer price of 22.00 euros per share, subject to final board decisions and the signing of transaction documents.
Earlier today, Bloomberg reported that CVC Capital Partners is in advanced talks about a deal to take CompuGroup Medical SE & Co. KGaA private.
If the potential transaction is implemented, the shareholder group around the founding Gotthardt family intends to maintain their current investment in the Company at approximately 50.1% and, subject to the outcome of ongoing discussions, establish a strategic partnership with CVC, CompuGroup Medical said in a statement.
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