First the deal pulled like a strudel dough-nu everything went everything ratz-fatz! Twelve days after the last official approval for the arrival of Robau near Rosenbauer, the takeover of the investor around Stefan Pierer, Mark Matschitz and the Raiffeisenlandsebank Oberösterreich has now been sealed. Robau owns 57.63 percent at the Leonding Outfitter Fire Brigade (Upper Austria).
Instead of having everything under the roof and the subject until the end of 2024, it was eventually dragged through until the beginning of March before the majority of the Robau Betiligungswaltung GmbH in Rosenbauer. On Wednesday, March 5, the last law took place in the formalities – the closure is through!
The Robau, behind which Stefan Pierer, Mark Mateschitz and two companies of the Raiffeisenlandsebank Upper Austria are now, now holds 57.63 percent in the fire brigade, which is number one in his industry worldwide. How do the shares are? On the one hand, Rosenbauer spent 3.4 million new shares, after which a package of 25.15 percent was taken over by Rosenbauer Beteiligungswaltung GmbH and therefore representatives of the founding family. In addition, the newly established consortium has taken 7.53 percent by the anticipatory mandatory supply to the rest of the shareholders.
Earlier leader of the supervisory council will take back his office
In the first step, nothing changes because of the changed power relations at Rosenbauer. The supervisory board will certainly be rebuilt in the second step. Jörg Astaosch, the previous chairman, takes his office back during the next general meeting. Stefan Pierer, Mark Mateschitz, Friedrich Robner and Gernot Hofer go to the supervisory board. The industrial leadership in the Robau consortium has Pierer Industrie AG.
Source: Krone
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