Krona Bidco crosses 90% threshold, moves to squeeze out Krona Public Real Estate
What's the deal? Krona Bidco, the majority shareholder in Krona Public Real EstateDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, has invoked compulsory acquisition of the company's remaining shares. It now controls more than 90% of Krona's capital and votes, according to a press release.
Why now? Krona Bidco launched a tender offer for all shares in Krona Public Real Estate in February 2026. It has gradually acquired more shares since, crossing the 90% threshold that triggers a compulsory buyout of the remaining holders under Swedish takeover rules.
What's the endgame? Krona Bidco has also asked Krona to apply for delisting from the Spotlight Stock MarketDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. The move would take the real estate company private and consolidate full ownership under its buyer.
The signal: Compulsory acquisitions typically mark the final step after a successful tender offer, converting a dominant stake into outright control. For Krona's minority shareholders, the squeeze-out ends the option to stay invested as the company leaves public markets.
Read more: marketscreener.com
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