Did you hear?… Victorinox AG makes proposal to Swiss Army Brands to acquire outstanding shares of common stock
Swiss Army Brands, Inc. has announced that Victorinox AG has made a proposal to the directors of Swiss Army Brands to acquire all of the outstanding shares of common stock.
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Swiss Army Brands, Inc. has announced that Victorinox AG has made a proposal to the directors of Swiss Army Brands to acquire all of the outstanding shares of common stock of Swiss Army Brands not held by Victorinox and its affiliates for a cash price of $9.00 per share. Currently, Victorinox owns 67 percent of Swiss Army’s stock, which trades on the SABI ticker. The board of directors of Swiss Army Brands is considering the proposal. Victorinox is a privately held Swiss company founded in 1914 and is the largest producer of Original Swiss Army knives. Swiss Army Brands is the North American marketer of Victorinox knives and tools. Swiss Army Brands also makes luggage and apparel and opened a retail location in SoHo, New York.
