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  1. Government sold its stake in PTSB to Bawag on June 26, 2026.
  2. Shareholders approved a €1.6 billion takeover involving Ptsb, BAWAG, and Bank of Ireland.
  3. Bawag is pursuing the takeover of PTSB, which now requires a hearing in the High Court for final approval.

High Court Sanction Required for Permanent TSB Takeover Scheme

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Permanent TSB Group Holdings plc is proceeding with its takeover scheme, which requires sanction from the High Court. Goldman Sachs International and Ernst & Young are serving as advisors to Permanent TSB Group Holdings plc. The company confirmed it is working with BAWAG Group AG to satisfy the remaining conditions of the Scheme Document, with a court hearing scheduled for October 27, 2026.

From investegate.co.uk

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The approval of the Scheme Document is necessary to finalize the acquisition of Permanent TSB Group Holdings plc by BAWAG Group AG. This process represents a major corporate restructuring and the completion of a significant financial transaction.

Bawag is pursuing the takeover of Permanent TSB Group Holdings plc, which shareholders previously approved as a €1.6 billion transaction involving Bank of Ireland.

From investegate.co.uk

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  • Permanent TSB Group Holdings plc could see its core business affected by the major corporate restructuring requiring High Court sanction.

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