Apollo's $7.7B bid for EasyJet signals premium takeover opportunity
Direct, price-relevant takeover negotiations and a sizable premium create immediate upside for EZJ, contingent on deal progression and funding clearance.
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Direct, price-relevant takeover negotiations and a sizable premium create immediate upside for EZJ, contingent on deal progression and funding clearance.
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EasyJet is evaluating a cash takeover offer from Apollo Global Management valued at about £5.7B ($7.66B), with £7.15 per share and a possible Stub Equity Alternative under discussion. Castlelake previously proposed a ~$7.3B bid, highlighting persistent M&A interest in EZJ. The 81% premium to the May 28 close suggests meaningful near-term upside if Apollo advances the deal and secures regulatory approval.
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