This is a warning without cost, but one that should intensify the fight for the recovery of Believe.
In a notice made public on Friday, the Financial Markets Authority (AMF) slapped the fingers of the consortium supposed to take this company specializing in the support and distribution of independent artists and labels off the stock market.
Believe has been the object of desire in recent weeks.
As a reminder, a consortium including the EQT fund, alongside the company's general manager Denis Ladegaillerie and the American fund TCV, announced on February 12 its intention to acquire 72% of the capital before proceeding with a delisting. by repurchasing the shares for 15 euros per share.
The consortium conditioned these successive stages on obtaining regulatory authorizations, but above all a recommendation from the board of directors of Believe on the interest of the offer.
At the end of February, however, a sign of interest also came from Warner Music Group (WMG).
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