MADRID, 1 Ago. (EUROPA PRESS) –
Dia has highlighted that it is evaluating other strategic options to sell its Clarel perfumery chain after not meeting suspensive conditions with C2 Private Capital, as it has sent this Tuesday to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
Specifically, the supermarket chain has explained that all the conditions precedent have not been met, which had a maximum date of this Monday, July 31, which has left the contract resolved.
For this reason, Dia has detailed that it is evaluating other strategic options for the sale of Clarel, while promptly informing the market to this effect as appropriate.
The supermarket chain announced at the end of 2022 the sale of its 1,015 Clarel stores distributed throughout Spain and three distribution centers to C2 Private Capital for a total of 60 million euros.
Dia notified the operation on April 28, which received authorization in the first phase from the body chaired by Cani Fernández on May 10, according to the records of the National Commission for Markets and Competition (CNMC).
