Strix Group PLC has initiated a £10 million tender offer to buy back shares at 43p each, a 10.5% premium to the recent closing price, following the sale of its Billi water dispenser division for £105 million. The sale generated about three times the original investment and left Strix with a net cash position of £35 million, enabling full repayment of its multi-bank debt and reducing annual interest costs significantly. The tender offer, representing about 10.1% of shares, opens on April 10 and closes on April 30, with a shareholder vote scheduled for the same day. Strix plans to release a full capital allocation framework and strategic update later this year.
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