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International Personal Finance plc (IPFPF) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

The US private equity group has lifted its offer to 250 pence per share, including a special dividend, a 40% premium to where the stock sat before the deal was announced, but the market is now pricing a hair above that figure International Personal Finance (LSE:IPF) shares rose 7% in early trading on Wednesday, pushing fractionally above the 250p total offer price after US private equity group BasePoint Capital…

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Shares in International Personal Finance (LSE:IPF) rose 5% to 232.25p after the company agreed to be acquired in a £543 million all-cash deal led by BasePoint Capital, bringing nearly two decades as a London-listed business to an end. Under the terms of the recommended offer, shareholders will receive 235p in cash for each share and will also retain the final dividend of 9p.

International Personal Finance (LSE:IPF) has agreed to be taken over in a £543 million all-cash deal led by BasePoint Capital, a US speciality finance group, in a move that would end nearly two decades of life as a London-listed company. IPF shareholders will receive 235p in cash for each share.