Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets, PFA, ATP and PKA DKr40.8 billion acquisition of TDC

12/2/2018
Acquisition finance, Private acquisition

DKr 40.803 million

$ 6.804 billion

Announced

12/2/2018


Overview:

  • A consortium consisting of Australian infrastructure group Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) and Danish pension funds PFA, PKA and ATP has made a DKr40.8 billion offer, through subsidiary DK Telekommunikation, for Danish telecoms group TDC.
  • The offer of DKr50.25 per share represents a 34.1% premium on the closing price of the shares on the day before the offer.
  • The indirect ownership of DK Telekommunikation will be split as follows: PFA (c. 16.7%), PKA (c. 16.7%), ATP (c. 16.7%) and MIRA (50%).
  • Barclays Bank and Nordea Danmark serve as financial advisers.
  • Deutsche Bank, HSBC and BNP Paribas have acted as lead arrangers on the acquisition financing.
  • The financing consists of a €3.9 billion senior loan and a €1.4 billion high yield notes.

Jon Moore - Journalist

Jurisdiction:

Denmark

Deal types:

Acquisition finance
Private acquisition

Practice areas:

Banking
M&A

Governing law:

Denmark

Industry sector:

Technology and telecommunications


Firms:

Party: Lenders (Lender)

Lawyer: Matt Moore


Party: Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (Acquirer)

Lawyer: James Thompson


Party: ATP Group (Borrower)

Party: PFA (Borrower)

Party: PKA (Borrower)


Party: Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (Acquirer)


Party: Deutsche Bank (Lender)

Party: Nordea Bank (Lender)


Party: TDC (Target)


Party: Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (Acquirer)