FleetPartners Group Limited FPR

Element Fleet Management Corp. (TSX: EFN) ("Element" or the "Company"), today announced that it has decided to not submit a revised proposal to acquire FleetPartners Group Limited (ASX: FPR) ("FleetPartners") and has withdrawn from the current sale process.

Element Fleet Management (EFN.TO) over the weekend said it submitted a proposal to acquire FleetPart

Element Fleet Management (TSX:EFN) has submitted a proposal to acquire FleetPartners Group Limited, expanding its presence into Australia and New Zealand. The proposed transaction would bring FleetPartners' Australian and New Zealand fleet operations under Element Fleet Management's corporate umbrella. The bid signals a push by Element Fleet Management to build scale in key Asia Pacific vehicle and equipment leasing markets. For investors watching how larger fleet and equipment finance...

Element Fleet Management Corp. (TSX: EFN), ("Element" or the "Company"), the largest publicly traded pure-play automotive fleet manager in the world, confirms that it has submitted a non-binding indicative proposal to acquire FleetPartners Group Limited (ASX: FPR) ("FleetPartners"), a leading fleet management company in Australia and New Zealand, by way of a Scheme of Arrangement for A$3.80 per share in cash (the "Proposal").

Fleetpartners Group Ltd (USOTC:ECXXF) shares rallied 17. 0% to $3.

FleetPartners Group Limited (ASX:FPR) CEO & managing director Damien Berrell talked with Proactive at the ASX Small and Mid-Caps Conference about the company’s operations, market opportunity and growth strategy across Australia and New Zealand. Berrell explained that FleetPartners has been operating for four decades, providing vehicle leasing, fleet management and salary packaging solutions to corporates, SMEs, governments and employees. He highlighted the essential role the company plays in supporting economic activity, noting that its vehicles are “revenue-generating assets for our customers

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