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Industri Kapital’s acquisition of Dyno ASA – Settlement for shares and mandatory offer
Through the settlement today for the shares in respect of which sale acceptances have been received, Industri Kapital via Nordkem AS, has finalised the purchase of 98,54% of Dyno ASA’s shares. Industri Kapital will make a mandatory offer to acquire the remaining shares.
In connection with the execution of the Offer or as soon as possible thereafter, the explosives operations will be transferred to a new company, controlled by funds advised by Industri Kapital. The new company will be named Dyno Nobel ASA.
“Our ambition is to expand the explosives operations both organically and through acquisitions with the objective of securing Dyno’s position as the world’s leading commercial explosives manufacturer”, says Kim Wahl, Deputy Chief Executive of Industri Kapital.
“Through the merger of the chemicals activities of Dyno and Neste Chemicals Oy we have today taken one step further towards the creation of a Nordic-based world-leading adhesive and specialty chemicals company”, says Harald Mix, Deputy Chief Executive of Industri Kapital.
Following the settlement for the shares in respect of which sale acceptances have been received pursuant to the voluntary offer dated 7 December 1999, and the transfer of those shares to Nordkem AS, the obligation to make a mandatory offer arises under §4-1 of the Securities Trading Act. Industri Kapital, on behalf of Nordkem AS, confirms that a mandatory offer will be made for the purchase of the remaining shares in Dyno ASA. The offer will be carried out within four weeks in accordance with the rules for mandatory offers.
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For further information please contact:
Kim Wahl, Deputy CEO, Industri Kapital, +47 901 146 50
Dag Mejdell, President & CEO, Dyno, +47 22 31 70 00
Georges Marzloff, President & CEO, Neste Chemicals, +358 1045 24113
www.industrikapital.com
“This press release is not an offer for sale of securities in the United States or in any other jurisdiction. The securities may not be sold in the United States absent registration or an exemption from registration under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, or in any other jurisdiction other than in compliance with the laws of that jurisdiction. There is no intention to register any portion of the offering in the United States or to conduct a public offering of Securities in the United States.”
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About Dyno ASA
In 1999 Dyno reported a turnover of approximately NOK 10.7 billion.