Infos Transport (Patrice Salini)

Ceva acquiert EGL C'est donc fait, CEVA - l'ancienne branche Logistique de TNT reprise par le fonds Apollo en novembre 2006 - a vu son offre de rachat d'EGL pour 2 milliards de $ acceptée. Ceva, qui représente un CA logistique de 3,5 milliards d'Euros (7,4 millions de m2 d'entrepôts) prendra ainsi le contrôle d'EGL qui est l'un des plus importants transitaires-organisateur de transport US. Cette opération correspond à la reconstitution - sous l'égide de CEVA - d'un opérateur global dont l'offre repose sur le MIX organisation de transport-logistique, dont le CA global serait d'environ 5,9 milliards d'Euros. P.S. _____ Communiqué d'EGL EGL, Inc. to Be Acquired by CEVA Logistics for Approximately $2 Billion EGL Shareholders to Receive $47.50 Per Share HOUSTON and AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, May 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- EGL, Inc. (Nasdaq: EAGL) ("EGL"), and CEVA Group Plc ("CEVA"), a UK public limited company owned by ...

CEVA (Apollo group) fusionnerait avec EGL ! _____________________________________________ Selon Eyefortransport (8/5/2007) : The Special Committee of EGL’s Board of Directors has determined that the definitive proposal received from CEVA Group is superior to the proposed merger agreement entered into between EGL and the bidding group led by the EGL’s chairman & CEO (the Crane group)." Par ailleurs, on lit dans le ommuniqué d'EGL (7 mai 2007) HOUSTON, May 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- EGL, Inc. (Nasdaq: EAGL) ("EGL" or the "Company"), announced today that the Special Committee of its Board of Directors has determined that the definitive proposal received from CEVA Group Plc, a UK public company that is owned by affiliates of Apollo Management, L.P. (the "Apollo group"), is a superior proposal as defined in the merger agreement entered into between EGL and entities affiliated with James R. Crane, EGL's largest shareholder, Chief Executive Of...

EGL buyout battle goes to court It has been reported that Apollo Management has taken legal action, citing irregularities in the bidding process and abuse of influence by EGL’s chairman & CEO, Jim Crane, leader of the investment group whose buyout bid has already been accepted. (3/29/2007) Apollo claims that it was denied access to relevant information, that it was misled by the EGL Committee’s counsel in terms of the closing date for offers, and that Crane abused his position and influence over EGL’s board and management to prevent a third party from making a competitive offer. Apollo is also seeking to invalidate a $30 million break up fee, payable to the Crane-led investment group should EGL accept an offer from elsewhere, along with a transaction fee up to $15 million. At the same time, Apollo has raised its offer to $41 per EGL share. It has also been reported that mutual fund Federated Kaufmann - another EGL shareholder - has filed suit in an attempt to block the buyout by th...