The Chinese conglomerate has raised its offer to 23,50 euros per share, exceeding the one presented by Andrea Bonomi's Global Resorts by 50 cents.
Continue the battle to the sound of raises to secure Club Mediterranee. This time it's the turn of the Chinese conglomerate Fosun, which has raised its offer for the French company up to 23,50 euros per share, or 50 cents more than the takeover bid presented by Global Resorts led by Andrea Bonomi.
For this relaunch, Fosun has resorted to an alliance with the Brazilian Nelson Tanure who will take up to 20% of the vehicle Gaillon Invest II, the official proponent of the offer.
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