Frasers Group launches €2 billion takeover offer for struggling Hugo Boss - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipgFBVV95cUxPNjJOOHF0SHBvVE5Ga1VBSVBpZ3gxa0pmZmY5SXN4Z2tYNDRRZ3JhQ1duN29XNXMxR1RJYnpvY2lOMDlXejNFSnpwS09oNW1RNFpxbndqZS00ckpIZFFNbTlreXJHTHBqeE5iRzl2V0piV3BrS1Z0Z2VqMFN6dVNXQm9qeDZkRWRucGltTm1RaUE5elZqekxaQm4wOEM5NkNJSEEwTlV3?oc=5" target="_blank">Frasers Group launches €2 billion takeover offer for struggling Hugo Boss</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Frasers Group, controlled by British billionaire Mike Ashley, has launched a €2 billion takeover offer for German fashion brand Hugo Boss, offering €38 per share in cash for the remaining shares.

Frasers Group plc announced a voluntary public takeover offer to acquire the remaining shares of Hugo Boss AG it does not already own, offering €38.00 per share in cash, valuing the stake at approximately €1,978.0 million.

Frasers Group has issued a voluntary public takeover offer to acquire all remaining shares in Hugo Boss AG that it does not already own, offering €38 per share in cash, valuing the stake at roughly €2.0 billion.

Frasers Group, a major shareholder, intends to acquire the fashion company Hugo Boss, offering €38 per share in a voluntary public takeover bid for all shares not already owned.

Frasers Group, a major shareholder, plans to acquire the fashion company Hugo Boss, offering €38 per share in a voluntary public takeover bid for all shares not already owned.