Champion Pacific Indonesia plans Rp 1,050-a-share buyout of public shareholders
Bitget2026/11/02 01:56- Champion Pacific Indonesia plans to buy back 155,658,180 shares, representing 16.78% of its capital, to go private and delist.
- The offer price is Rp 1,050 per share, valuing the proposed buyback at Rp 163.44 billion.
- That price represents a 105.88% premium to the closing share price before the shareholder meeting announcement.
- Independent shareholders will vote on the proposal on December 9, 2026; purchases are scheduled to begin December 10.
- The buyback will run in four periods, with final payment scheduled for November 2, 2027.
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