Highlights
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Tavistock Investments PLC shares surged 53% after announcing the sale of two subsidiaries to Saltus Partnership Holdings for up to £38 million.
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The deal includes an initial payment of £10.97 million, with additional deferred payments potentially reaching £15.75 million.
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The sale price represents a 211% premium over Tavistock's market value from the prior trading day.
Tavistock Investments PLC {LSE:TAVI} has experienced a significant increase in its share price, rising 53% following the announcement of the sale of two subsidiaries, Tavistock Partners and Tavistock Estate Planning Services, to Saltus Partnership Holdings for a total of up to £38 million.
The agreement entails an initial payment of £10.97 million, along with deferred payments that could amount to an additional £15.75 million. Notably, £11.03 million from the sale proceeds is designated for settling internal debts. This sale price reflects an impressive 211% premium compared to Tavistock’s market value as of the previous trading day.
Despite the sharp increase in share price, Tavistock’s valuation remains relatively modest, currently standing at £22.5 million. The company plans to continue its operations and utilize the proceeds from the sale for operational needs, potential acquisitions, and share buybacks, positioning itself for future growth opportunities. In early trading, shares were priced at 3.28p, up by 1.12p.