Genel Energy has turned down a £202 million cash offer from Norwegian rival DNO, which proposed 69p per share, a 38% premium over Genel's recent price. DNO made the bid public after rejection, increasing pressure on Genel's board to negotiate. The offer includes a cash-and-shares alternative funded by existing share authorities, aiming to create a larger oil producer in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. DNO argues the deal offers value certainty amid Genel's ongoing bid for Capricorn Energy and highlights liquidity benefits for Genel investors. Further approaches from DNO remain possible under UK takeover rules.
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