
Cinven to take a further 30% of Camaïeu
Modacin France, a holding company owned by Cinven, has offered to acquire a further 30% of listed French clothing company Camaïeu and now plans to take it private.
Cinven has reached agreements to buy 1,811,058 shares at €214.46 per share – a 47.7% premium over the trading price on 25 March. This would value the transaction at €388.4m.
Prices for Camaïeu shares subsequently surged upwards from €145.2 on 25 March to €210 today. Its market cap currently stands at €1.27bn.
Cinven already owns around 65% of the company through its holdings Modamax – which it acquired from AXA Private Equity in 2007 – and La Licquière. If this latest transaction goes through as planned, Cinven would control 95% of Camaïeu and would take the business private before June 2011.
Founded in 1984, Camaïeu specialises in the design and distribution of women's clothing. The company posted an €809m turnover and €136m EBITDA for 2010.
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