A Polish fund called Abris has signed a contract on a 15 million euro capital injection with Paloma, the Slovenian sanitary paper manufacturer. Foto: MMC RTV SLO
A Polish fund called Abris has signed a contract on a 15 million euro capital injection with Paloma, the Slovenian sanitary paper manufacturer. Foto: MMC RTV SLO

The offer for a capital injection to Paloma, set at EUR 3.30 per share, which the signed contract deems to be carried out by Abris through a company called PPRS Holdings Limited, has received the support of Slovenian State Holding (SDH). An agreement was thus signed, obligating SDH to support the planned increase in capital at Paloma’s assembly due to take place early next year if no higher offer will have been received by then.

What’s crucial from our point of view is a successfully executed procedure, since in this way Paloma would obtain the capital for further development, and the procedure secured the best possible offer for our shareholder,” explained Paloma’s CEO Tadej Gosak.

The procedure was led in a manner that assured the highest possible price per share. An increase in capital is the only way to increase worth as well as to improve the company’s financial positon and long-term stability,” emphasized Paloma’s chief supervisor Boštjan Gorjup.