Cafeyn acquires Readly’s non-Nordic operations to strengthen its European market position
The combined group reaches approximately 2.5 million users and provides access to over 5,200 publications from more than 1,100 publishers worldwide.
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In short: Cafeyn became Europe's leading digital kiosk after acquiring Readly's non-Nordic operations and adding prestigious international titles.
The combined group reaches approximately 2.5 million users and provides access to over 5,200 publications from more than 1,100 publishers worldwide.
She returns to the company after previous roles at The Times and The Telegraph. She will lead the UK content team to strengthen publisher partnerships.
The media group acquired over 90% stake, triggering mandatory buyout procedures under Swedish law. The company plans to remove its stock from Nasdaq trading next week.
Bonnier offers SEK 27.50 per share with a significant premium. Cafeyn will acquire non-Nordic operations.
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