Atos Faces Critical Decision Between Two Rescue Bids
French IT firm must choose between offers from Daniel Kretinsky and David Layani by June 5 to avoid massive shareholder dilution
- Atos shares fell 16% as the company evaluates rescue proposals.
- The bids come from Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky and key shareholder David Layani.
- The final decision is expected by Wednesday, with restructuring aimed for July.
- Both deals would lead to significant dilution of existing shareholders.
- Atos is also reviewing offers for its Worldgrid business unit.