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OppFiがBNCCORPとBNC National Bankを1億3000万ドルで買収へ

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-- OppFi（OPFI）は、BNCCORPとその完全子会社であるBNC National Bankを、現金と株式による約1億3000万ドル相当の取引で買収することに合意したと、両社が水曜日に発表した。 この取引条件に基づき、BNCCORPの株主は、保有する株式1株につき、現金19.375ドルとOppFiのA種普通株式1.90株を受け取る。取引完了後、OppFiの株主は合併会社の約93%を、BNCCORPの株主は約7%を保有することになる。 両社の取締役会は、この取引を全会一致で承認しており、BNCCORPの株主および規制当局の承認を経て、第4四半期中に完了する見込みであると、声明で述べた。 OppFiは、今回の買収が「大幅な増益効果」をもたらすと見込んでおり、調整後1株当たり利益は2027年に25%以上、2028年には40%以上増加すると予測している。また、買収完了後1年目には少なくとも6,000万ドル、3年目には1億1,500万ドル以上のシナジー効果が見込まれるという。 一方、BNCCORPは、OppFiが銀行持株会社となり、資産、負債、事業運営のほぼすべてをOppFi Bankに統合すると発表した。BNC National Bankは、OppFi Bank内の地域銀行部門として運営される。 OppFiの株価は水曜日の取引で5%以上上昇した。

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