According to themercury.com.au, Online property advertiser REA Group which owns and operates of Realestate.com.au has launched a $750 million takeover bid for Southeast Asia-focused iProperty.com
REA Group’s subsidiary Realestate.com.au today said it was proposing to purchase all iProperty Group’s shares at $4 per share, or $1.20 a share plus 0.7 shares in a newly formed unlisted company with an indirect interest in iProperty.
The $4 per share offer represents a 55% premium to iProperty’s share price before REA took a stake in the company in July when the stock was changing hands at $2.58. The proposal is also a 14%t premium to the stock’s Friday close at $3.51.
REA currently holds a 22.67% stake in iProperty.
REA expects the acquisition to be completed in the first quarter of 2016.
REA Group is majority-owned by News Corp.
Spencer says
what am I missing? The site has no traffic?
http://www.semrush.com/info/iproperty.com?db=us
janedoe says
What you are missing is that iproperty.com is the equivalent of the “corporate office”, think abc.xyz in relation to google. All the traffic is on other qebsites relevant to their area of expertise.
The buyout is not for iproperty.com, it is for the business as a whole
CBNO says
What is the symbol to get a quote?
SoFreeDomains says
I suppose that REA stands for Real Estate Australia.
Michael Berkens says
jane
Obviously its a public company