Wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa exits Madrid stock market after 22 years

Reuters

Published Feb 07, 2023 17:59

Updated Feb 07, 2023 19:51

MADRID (Reuters) - Wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa exited the Madrid stock market after 22 years on Tuesday, ending its last day of trading at 18.05 euros ($19.3), the same price per share its parent company offered to pay to take it private.

The stock market regulator CNMV on Friday ordered the suspension of trading in Siemens Gamesa shares from the close on Tuesday until its eventual delisting, which German parent Siemens Energy expects to happen on Feb. 10.

Siemens Energy, which used to own two-thirds of Siemens Gamesa, last year offered to buy all the shares in the business it didn't already own in a 4.05 billion-euro bid.

As of Feb. 6, it had secured 97.59% of Siemens Gamesa stock.

Late last month, Siemens Energy shareholders approved the delisting. The exact date has still to be set by the regulator.