16 février 2021 | International, C4ISR

Photonis est racheté par HLD

Le holding d'investissement HLD a signé le rachat de Photonis, après le rejet de l'américain Teledyne par le ministère des Armées. La transaction s'élèverait à 370 millions d'euros environ. « Avec HLD, holding animé par Cédric Chateau qui détient également le spécialiste aéronautique Rafaut et qui n'a pas d'échéance de détention, Photonis trouve un actionnaire de long terme et sous capitaux familiaux européens », soulignent Les Echos. « La reprise de Photonis par HLD constitue une très bonne nouvelle, pour laquelle Florence Parly s'est impliquée personnellement », fait savoir le cabinet du ministère des Armées, cité par Le Figaro.

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