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Prezzo - Accepts 126.5p offer

December 2014

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  • Epic Code:
  • PRZ
  • Price:
  • 126.5p
Prezzo has accepted a 126.5p cash offer from private equity fund manager, TPG. Although far from a knock-out price, with Numis calculating the exit valuation being 8.6 times forecast EBITDA for 2014 or just under £1.2m per restaurant, a big discount to Restaurant Group, which trades on £2.8m per restaurant, it has the support of 62.3% of the votes including the founding Kaye family, which controls almost 56%.With the Kayes clearly wanting out, the offer was inevitably pitched at a slight discount to its previous high of 165p set in March ‘14 but overall we can’t quibble. Added to the Trader Portfolio at 29.25p in April ‘09, the gain to date is 332%. Accept the offer / sell in the market. ...

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