Tourism Holdings Gets $306 Million Takeover Offer From BGH-Led Consortium
SYDNEY—Recreational vehicle company Tourism Holdings said it has received a takeover offer from a private equity-led consortium worth around 508.5 million New Zealand dollars (US$306.1 million).
Tourism Holdings said the consortium comprising BGH Capital and the family interests of Luke and Karl Trouchet have made an all-cash proposal worth NZ$2.30 a share. It said BGH has already acquired a 19.99% relevant interest in the company.
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