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(Sharecast News) - AIM-listed toilet paper maker Accrol said on Friday that it has agreed to be bought by Portuguese paper firm Navigator in a £127.5m deal.
Under the terms of the offer, Accrol shareholders will receive 38p per share in cash. This is a premium of around 11.8% to the closing share price on Thursday.
Navigator said the offer "presents a compelling opportunity to enter the UK market through the acquisition of a leading UK independent tissue paper converter, with competitive advantages, complementary values and strong alignment to Navigator".
Accrol chief executive Gareth Jenkins said: "Accrol has undergone a period of significant transformation and growth over the last four years, investing in fully automating its tissue converting operations to enhance manufacturing capabilities. I am proud and grateful to the efforts and commitment of our people.
"We have grown to become a leading manufacturer of private label, own branded and licensed tissue products to the UK market and have developed broad retail relationships and a robust supply model that enables us to produce great quality and value products.
"Combining with the Navigator Group brings together a highly complementary product offering. It will enable Accrol to benefit from the capabilities, scale, network and resources of Navigator, building on the strategic progress we have made to date."
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