BERLIN, April 5 (Reuters) - A buyout group seeking to take
over Germany's Aareal Bank ARLG.DE in a $2.2 billion deal said
on Tuesday that it had secured commitments from shareholders to
tender around 37% of stock after it raised its offer price
again.
Petrus Advisers, Teleios Capital, Vesa Equity Investment and
Talomon Capital have agreed to accept a tender offer of 33 euros
per share in cash or to sell shares to the bidder outside the
tender offer, U.S.-based Advent International and Centerbridge
Partners said in a statement.
The offer, raised from 29 euros per share, values Aareal
Bank at 2 billion euros ($2.19 billion) for 100% of share
capital, they said.
($1 = 0.9122 euros)
(Reporting by Maria Sheahan, editing by Emma Thomasson)
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