
Qube exits ASX after $11.7B takeover
- Qube will delist from the ASX following final Supreme Court approval of its takeover.
- Shareholders are set to receive a cash consideration of $5.20 per security alongside a special dividend.
- The transaction transitions the logistics operator to private ownership under a Macquarie Asset Management-led consortium.
Qube (ASX:QUB) will delist from the Australian Securities Exchange on July 8 following final court approval for an $11.7 billion takeover.
This decision follows a scheme implementation agreement established with the acquiring consortium in February.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission cleared the transaction in June after finding no antitrust breaches.
The consortium includes MAIF 4 Rubik, UniSuper, and Pontegadea, with final implementation scheduled for Aug. 14.
Following the announcement, the Qube share price was unchanged at $5.12.
Current shareholders will receive a total cash consideration of $5.20 per security under the finalised scheme.
The company board also declared a fully franked special dividend of 34 cents per share ahead of delisting.
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