FRANCE - Accor board splits company in two
Colony Capital- and Eurazeo-backed Accor has backed the board's decision split the company into two separate entities, based around its hotel business and its prepaid services division, with both companies to be listed separately on the Paris stock market.
Colony Capital and Eurazeo, which each hold a 30% stake in the company, have frequently clashed with the FSI, the French strategic investment fund, which owns 7.5% of the company and voiced its opposition to the move. The vote will be put to the shareholders in H2 2010.
Providing the de-merger goes ahead, both private equity groups have committed to a shareholders lock-up period on both companies to January 1012.
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