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AIM-listed Huntingdon telematics company, Cybit is being taken private as part of £22. 8m proposed a ...
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AIM-listed Huntingdon telematics company, Cybit is being taken private as part of £22. 8m proposed a ...
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AIM-listed Huntingdon telematics company, Cybit is being taken private as part of £22. 8m proposed a ...
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AIM-listed Huntingdon telematics company, Cybit is being taken private as part of £22. 8m proposed a ...
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LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO - (Business Wire) The Boards of Cyberspace Bidco Limited ( "Bidco"), an acquisition vehicle controlled by funds affiliated with Francisco Partners, and Cybit Holdings plc ( "Cybit") are pleased to announce that they have reached agreement on the terms of a recommended cash acquisition by Bidco of the entire issued and to be issued share capital of Cybit whereby shareholders of Cybit will receive 75 pence per Cybit share.
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The financial and operational flexibility afforded by Francisco Partners 'private ownership will enable Cybit to continue to drive growth to the benefit of both our customers and employees.
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Other organisations utilising the vehicle telematics tools provided by Cybit include Colas PLC, Carillion, Enterprise, May Gurney and Councils including as Powys, Wrexham, Argylle & Bute, Milton Keynes and London based local authorities.
PublicTechnology.net 2009
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Cybit operates within three core sectors: Vehicle Telematics Solutions; Maritime Solutions; and Private Mobile Radio (PMR) based tracking and precise positioning solutions.
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The terms of the Acquisition value the entire issued ordinary share capital of Cybit and shares arising on the exercise of all options under the Cybit Share Option Schemes at approximately £23 million.
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The Acquisition will be effected by means of a scheme of arrangement between Cybit and its shareholders pursuant to Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006.
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