Traxión Tender Offer Opens as Pantera Holdings Bids Up to US$415 Million
The Traxión tender offer is live: Pantera Holdings, linked to executive president Aby Lijtszain, bids up to US$415 million for the trucking group. The post Traxión Tender Offer Opens as Pantera Holdings Bids Up to US$415 Million appeared first on The Rio Times .
Pantera Holdings, a company linked to executive president Aby Lijtszain Chernizky of Mexico’s Grupo Traxión, has formally opened a tender offer for up to all of the group’s outstanding shares. The bid, announced on Tuesday 22 September 2026, offers 13.18 pesos (approximately US$0.76) per share in cash, potentially reaching a total of 7,148.6 million pesos (around US$415 million).
The offer, authorized by Mexico’s securities regulator on Monday 21 September, aims to keep Traxión listed and is not intended to remove the company from the exchange. The offer runs until Tuesday 20 October 2026, with settlement scheduled for Friday 23 October. Traxión, co-founded by Chernizky and the private-equity fund Discovery Americas in 2011, runs freight trucking, technology-led logistics, and passenger transport across Mexico.
The tender offer comes with a 20.4% premium over the 60-day average closing price of 10.95 pesos (about US$0.64) and is expected to impact trading and control of the company.
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