BDPST’s share in Waberer’s Nyrt. increases to almost 50 percent
With the purchase of shares, the BDPST Group’s stake in Waberer’s International Nyrt. increases to 49.64 percent – reads the issuer’s information published on the website of the Budapest Stock Exchange (BÉT) on Tuesday.
Based on the purchase agreement, Merkport Zrt., which is 95 percent owned by BDPST Group, can purchase 22.88 percent of Waberer’s shares in HIGH YIELD Vagyonkezelő Zrt., owned by György Wáberer. With this, the BDPST Group further increases its influence in the logistics company, and the former head of Waberer’s, György Wáberer, divests himself of his entire share in Waberer’s International.
The share package consists of 4,048,476 ordinary shares, each worth EUR 0.35 (approximately HUF 135).
The agreement enters into force after obtaining the regulatory permits, so the transaction can only be concluded after the approval of the Hungarian National Bank and the Economic Competition Authority.
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