Magenta Infraestructura has filed a request to modify the offer launched over the public shares of OHL México.
In June, the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) of Mexico approved the cash tender offer launched by the OHL Concesiones and IFM Global Infrastructure Fund (IFM GIF) for 100% of the free float of OHL México at a price of MXN27 (US$1.51) per share. The transaction will be carried out through Magenta, a corporate vehicle constituted for this purpose, currently 100% owned by OHL Concesiones.
The modification involves substantially the following terms:
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