Nagarro signs takeover pact with Persistent, shares face delisting risk from Frankfurt
27.06.2026 - 12:49:11 | ad-hoc-news.de
By Thomas Klein, Operations & Strategy desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-27, 12:48.
Nagarro (DE000A3H2200) has signed a comprehensive business combination agreement with India-based Persistent Systems, backing a voluntary public takeover offer at 81 euros per share as disclosed via EQS and company statements. The agreement comes alongside plans to delist Nagarro shares from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange’s Prime Standard, with the stock also trading on venues such as Tradegate and regional German exchanges.
What the deal announcement says
According to the June 26/27 releases, Persistent Systems and Nagarro have agreed to form the "Persistent - Nagarro Group", aiming to create a global leader in AI-led digital engineering, with operations spanning Europe, India and other regions.The EQS corporate and ad-hoc notices detail the transaction framework.
The voluntary public takeover offer by Persistent is set at 81 euros per Nagarro share, which the company describes as an attractive premium of roughly 140 percent to the undisturbed closing price on June 25, 2026 and around 94 percent to the three-month volume-weighted average price, per the official press release.The Lesechos-transmitted EQS text provides the premium calculations and offer context.
Delisting plans and governance context
In alignment with Nagarro’s Management Board, Persistent intends to pursue a delisting of Nagarro shares from the regulated market segment Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as soon as practicable and legally feasible, according to the same EQS release.Persistent’s corporate statement confirms the planned delisting and strategic rationale.
The company remains listed on other German platforms, including regulated unofficial markets in Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart and Tradegate, but the Prime Standard status has been central for institutional investors and index eligibility such as SDAX membership mentioned on German quote services. The transaction structure typically requires regulatory approvals and may involve conditions related to minimum acceptance thresholds and competition clearances, although detailed terms have not yet been fully disclosed in public filings.
All news and analysis on the Nagarro shares
Further background on Nagarro’s agreed combination with Persistent Systems, the planned Frankfurt delisting and upcoming financial events can be found in the dedicated topic section and the company’s Investor Relations pages.
The business behind the stock
Nagarro’s core business is digital engineering and IT consulting, with a focus on designing and building complex software solutions, cloud-native applications and data platforms for enterprise clients across sectors such as manufacturing, financial services and retail. The company’s portfolio includes AI-led modernization projects, digital experience platforms and managed services contracts that generate recurring revenue and align with Persistent’s own strengths in digital transformation.
Where the Nagarro shares trade today
The Nagarro shares (DE000A3H2200) most recently traded on Xetra at around 35 euros, according to German market data services, with the listing also referenced on Frankfurt’s regulated market and regional exchanges, as of 2026-06-27, 12:30.
Key data on the Nagarro shares
- Company: Nagarro SE
- ISIN: DE000A3H2200
- WKN: A3H220
- Ticker: NA9
- Trading venue: Frankfurt (Xetra), regional German exchanges
- Price (as of 2026-06-27, 12:30): 35.00 EUR
- Market cap: approximately 600 million EUR (as of 2026-06-27)
- Sector / industry: IT services and digital engineering
- Index membership: SDAX
- Next earnings date: 2026-08-14 (Half-yearly financial report)
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