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Corporate News – 26 January 2022

Aves One AG: Management Board and Supervisory Board recommend acceptance of the public tender offer in the context of the upcoming delisting

  • Management Board and Supervisory Board publish reasoned statement on delisting offer by Swiss Life Asset Managers and Vauban Infrastructure Partners
  • Offer price of EUR 12.80 per share remains appropriate
  • Offer period until 16 February 2022
  • Delisting of Aves One shares after end of acceptance period

Hamburg, 26 January 2022 - The Management Board and the Supervisory Board of Aves One AG have, after a thorough review, published their joint reasoned statement on the public delisting offer made by a company controlled by Swiss Life Asset Managers and Vauban Infrastructure Partners (the "Bidder"). In this opinion, both boards recommend that all Aves One shareholders accept the offer and tender their Aves One shares. The acceptance period will end on 16 February 2022 (24.00 CET).

The Management Board and the Supervisory Board welcome the planned delisting of Aves One. Both boards believe that a delisting is more beneficial for Aves One than a continued listing. In particular, the delisting will enable Aves One to make decisions with a more long-term perspective, independent of investor expectations and the specific regulation requirements for listed companies. In addition, the delisting will lead to a reduction of transparency requirements and administrative costs.

Tobias Aulich, Management Board of Aves One AG: "We support the delisting offer as we believe it is in the best interest of our company and its stakeholders. So far, around 88 percent of our shareholders have transferred their shares to the bidder. This high level of approval confirms the attractiveness of the offer price. The planned delisting will significantly limit the tradability of Aves One shares. Until 16 February 2022, our remaining shareholders will have the opportunity to tender their shares to the Bidder."

A written declaration to the respective custodian bank is required to accept the offer. Upon the delisting becoming effective, Aves One shareholders will no longer have access to a regulated market for Aves One shares. It cannot be excluded that the delisting applications or the delisting will have an adverse effect on the stock exchange price or the tradability of the Aves One shares in the future and may lead to price losses.

The joint statement of the Management Board and the Supervisory Board of Aves One AG on the public delisting offer (cash offer) is available for download on the company's website at https://www.avesone.com/de/delisting.php.