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Banco Santander launches €1.9 bn tender offer for 10% of Brazil unit

Banco Santander announced a voluntary public tender offer to acquire all remaining shares, units and American Depositary Shares (ADS) of its Brazilian subsidiary, Santander Brasil. The proposal covers roughly 10% of the subsidiary’s capital and is priced at a 15% premium to the reference price on 30 July. Shareholders who accept will receive 0.2028 BDRs or ADSs of Banco Santander for each ordinary or preferred share, and 0.4056 BDRs or ADSs for each unit or ADS. The total transaction value could reach up to €1.908 billion (about R$ 11 billion). If all minority shareholders participate, Santander will issue about 156 million new shares, representing roughly 1.1% of its capital. The offer is voluntary, with no minimum acceptance condition. While Santander Brasil will remain listed on Brazil’s B3, the ADS could be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange and deregistered with the SEC depending on the outcome in the United States.

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B3 (Brazilian stock exchange) · Banco Santander · Bradesco BBI · Grupo Mover · Miguel Setas · Motiva · New York Stock Exchange · New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) · Santander Brasil · Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) · Soares Penido · Spanish stock exchange (BME)

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