Die Weiss+Appetito Holding AG hat ihre Eigenkapitalstruktur neu strukturiert
August 2013 — Eigenkapitalstruktur neu strukturiert
Die Weiss+Appetito Holding AG hat ihre Eigenkapitalstruktur neu geordnet.
Weiss+Appetito ist seit 1923 in den Marktsegmenten Bauwesen und Baudienstleistungen tätig. Die Hauptgeschäftsfelder des Unternehmens sind Gebäudesanierungen, Begrünungen, Bodenbeläge und Saug- und Druckblasarbeiten. Diese Aktivitäten sind in einer Holding zusammengefasst, die an der Berner Börse kotiert ist.
Die Holding hatte eine besondere Kapitalstruktur, die im Laufe der Zeit wuchs und nach Ansicht des Verwaltungsrats nicht den aktuellen Erwartungen der Aktionäre entsprach. Darüber hinaus waren die gehandelten Aktien relativ schwer und der Verwaltungsrat wünschte sich eine höhere Liquidität der Aktien.
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Das Team von Oaklins in der Schweiz beriet den Verwaltungsrat bei der erfolgreichen Umstrukturierung des Eigenkapitals: Umwandlung von Teilen des Eigenkapitals (Partizipationsscheine) in Aktienkapital, Splitting des Aktienkapitals und Herabsetzung eines Teils des Nennwerts des Aktienkapitals.
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