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Posted on June 16, 2025
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Neinor Homes proposes a €1.07 billion takeover of Aedas Homes, potentially becoming Spain's largest residential developer. The deal is backed by Aedas' major shareholder.
MADRID (Reuters) -Spanish homebuilder Neinor Homes has offered to buy all shares of its rival Aedas Homes for 1.07 billion euros ($1.24 billion), a deal that could shake up Spain's residential property sector.
If approved, the takeover would make Neinor the largest residential developer in Spain, with the ability to build over 43,000 homes in coming years, the company said in a regulatory filing on Monday.
The takeover would give Neinor control of around 20,200 homes in Aedas' portfolio, mainly located in the Madrid region.
Neinor said it expected the deal to boost its profits by 40% between 2025 and 2027, allowing it to raise shareholder payouts by nearly half over the same period.
The deal is backed by Aedas' largest shareholder Castlelake, which owns 79% of the company. Castlelake has agreed to sell its stake for 24.49 euros per share, or 21.34 euros per share after a planned Aedas dividend.
Neinor said it aimed to complete the acquisition by the end of this year and finance it through a mix of its own funds, a capital raise and loans.
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(Reporting by David Latona; Editing by Susan Fenton)
Neinor Homes has offered to buy all shares of Aedas Homes for 1.07 billion euros, which is approximately $1.24 billion.
If the acquisition is approved, Neinor would gain control of around 20,200 homes from Aedas' portfolio, primarily located in the Madrid region.
Neinor anticipates that the takeover will boost its profits by 40% between 2025 and 2027, enabling it to increase shareholder payouts by nearly half during that period.
The deal is supported by Aedas' largest shareholder, Castlelake, which owns 79% of the company and has agreed to sell its stake for 24.49 euros per share.
Neinor aims to finalize the acquisition by the end of this year, financing it through a combination of its own funds, a capital raise, and loans.
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