TERACT in the news

Guillaume Darrasse is leaving Teract as Deputy CEO to become Deputy CEO and President of Auchan Retail France, with his succession at Teract to be announced after the Q1 2023-2024 revenue.

Teract's work-study program at CFA Campus nature et talents is tailored to the seasonal demands of its garden center business.

InVivo has completed a full takeover and squeeze-out of Teract to consolidate its retail and gardening business units.

Teract is expanding its 1,500-store gardening and pet care network by leveraging four distinct brands and a massive catalog of 10,000 private-label products.

InVivo Group is launching a mandatory squeeze-out and delisting of TERACT at 3.12 euros per share following its successful takeover bid.

InVivo Group has successfully acquired nearly all of Teract's capital and voting rights through a public tender offer, and will now proceed with a mandatory withdrawal of remaining shares.

TERACT is proceeding with a mandatory squeeze-out and delisting from the stock exchange after InVivo Group secured over 99% of the company's capital.

InVivo Group has successfully completed a buyout of TERACT and is proceeding with a mandatory squeeze-out to delist the company from the stock exchange.

Teract SA is experiencing a significant short-term stock price decline despite strong annual growth, while facing poor fundamental health in its gardening and food retail operations.

InVivo Group and partners are launching a public buyout offer for TERACT shares on Euronext Paris from April 2026.

Teract's original founders are exiting the company as majority owner InVivo pivots away from the 'sustainable consumption' mission to a franchise-led retail model.

Teract reported a significant first-half loss and declining revenue while preparing for a total stock market delisting by InVivo Group.

Major shareholders have crossed the 95% ownership threshold in Teract through a buyout offer.

Trading volume for Teract surged by over 71,000% on the Paris Stock Exchange, representing a 1.00% turnover of its capital.

Teract reported declining first-half earnings due to store divestments and a major impairment charge as the company prepares to go private under InVivo Group.

Teract reports a decline in business volume and is pivoting towards a fully franchised model and private labels to offset financial losses.

Teract's founders have filed a public tender offer to delist the company from the stock exchange, with InVivo aiming to secure the necessary shares for a mandatory withdrawal.

Invivo Group plans to acquire the remaining shares of Teract S.A. for €15.5 million to initiate a mandatory squeeze-out and delisting.

Teract has appointed Ledouble as an independent expert to evaluate a planned buyout and mandatory squeeze-out by InVivo Group.

Teract is exiting the stock market after failing to acquire Casino or establish a competitive rival to Grand Frais.