May 21, 2015, 10:36 / Business / News

Pharmacies "36.6" will conduct an additional issue at 15.5 rubles per share

PJSC " Pharmacy Chain 36.6 " as part of an additional issue, which is being carried out to merge with Ave Group, will place shares by public subscription at a price of 15.5 rubles. a piece. this reports Interfax with reference to a company message. Persons who have a pre-emptive right to purchase shares will be able to receive shares of the pharmaceutical company at a price of 13.95 rubles. a piece.

On May 20, the network’s board of directors also determined the value of Ave Group’s assets, which will be used to pay for part of the additional issue, at 9.95 billion rubles. In particular, 100% of Apteka-A.v.e LLC were valued at 8.17 billion rubles, 100% of Apteka-A.v.e LLC - at 1.78 billion rubles, reports " Interfax".

The company plans to place 1.4 billion shares. As a result of the additional issue, its authorized capital, which currently consists of 105 million shares, may increase 13 times to 1.505 billion shares. The start date of placement is May 21.

By contributing the assets of Ave Group, its co-owners can receive approximately 713,261,648 shares of the pharmacy company and, if the entire additional issue is placed, they will reduce their stake in the PJSC from 54.97 to 51.2%. However, if only shares due to the co-owners of Ave are placed as part of the additional issue, then their share could reach 94.2%.

On October 28, an extraordinary meeting of shareholders of Pharmacy Chain 36.6 approved the additional issue of 1.4 billion shares. In mid-December, the board of directors of "36.6" approved the decision on the additional issue and the securities prospectus, which were registered by the Central Bank in January. Prior to this, the company twice convened shareholders to approve the additional issue of shares, but both meetings were declared invalid due to lack of quorum.

The company initially planned to place an additional issue of 595 million shares at a price of 22.4 rubles as part of the merger with Ave. for paper. Later, the planned volume of additional issue was increased to 1.4 billion shares.