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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· January 26, 2026

Projet d’offre publique d’achat de EP Group sur Fnac Darty au prix de 36€ par action, en numéraire

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Projet d’offre publique d’achat de EP Group sur Fnac Darty au prix de 36€ par action, en numéraire LA DIFFUSION, LA PUBLICATION OU LA DISTRIBUTION DE CE COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE, EN TOUT OU EN PARTIE, DIRECTEMENT OU INDIRECTEMENT, N'EST PAS AUTORISÉE AUX ÉTATS-UNIS, EN AUSTRALIE, AU CANADA, AU JAPON OU DANS TOUT AUTRE PAYS…
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  • EP Group intends to continue the main strategic orientations implemented by the Company and its management team as presented in the Beyond everyday strategic plan

    80% confidence

  • With EP Group, the Company's main shareholder since 2023 via Vesa Equity Investment, Fnac Darty has built a relationship of trust that enabled the transformative acquisition of Unieuro

    80% confidence

  • The tender offer project demonstrates renewed support for the Beyond everyday plan and longer-term strategy

    80% confidence

  • The Board of Directors unanimously welcomed this tender offer project from the Group's main shareholder

    80% confidence

  • EP Group does not intend to modify the dividend policy of the Company

    80% confidence

  • EP Group does not intend to request implementation of a squeeze-out procedure following the offer

    80% confidence

  • EP Group intends to maintain the management team, maintain the headquarters in France, and modify the composition of the Board of Directors after the offer to reflect the new shareholder structure

    80% confidence

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