Strabag in €210 million Ed Züblin acquisition

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08 April 2016

Strabag has completed the acquisition of German-based Ed Züblin in a deal worth €210.3 million.

The Austrian-based construction company – which initially acquired its stake in Züblin in 2005 – now holds 100% of its shares.

Strabag’s subsidiary, Ilbau Liegenschaftsverwaltung, holds 94.9%, while the remaining shares have been acquired by a core shareholder of Strabag.

Strabag initially acquired its stake in Ed Züblin in 2005, following the insolvency of the then-owner Walter Bau, increasing its holdings through subsequent smaller purchases. Until now, Strabag held 57.26% of Ed Züblin’s shares.

Thomas Birtel, CEO of Strabag, said, “The full merger will allow an even closer partnership, facilitating the coordination of our corporate strategy and making cooperation easier within the group.

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