Telco services provider Vocus
(ASX:VOC) has received a tick of approval from the NSW Supreme Court for the takeover by a consortium comprising of Macquarie Infrastructure and Aware Super.
This followed from Tuesday as the $3.41 billion provider held its scheme meeting where shareholders voted in favour of the takeover proposal.
The consortium under the name of Voyage Australia offered $5.50 per share in cash which values Vocus at $4.6 billion.
Once paperwork is submitted and approved by ASIC, the telco’s shares will be suspended from the local bourse by close of trade tomorrow, Friday 25 June.
Shares in Vocus
(ASX:VOC) are trading flat at $5.49.
