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REG - Dianomi PLC - Updated Scheme Timetable

Taboola.com and Dianomi agreed on 18 September 2026 to a recommended acquisition of all Dianomi shares by Taboola Europe Limited, a wholly owned Taboola subsidiary. The deal is intended to proceed through a court-approved scheme of arrangement, and Dianomi issued an update on the scheme timetable on 2 November 2026.

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What happened

Taboola.com and Dianomi agreed on 18 September 2026 to a recommended acquisition of all Dianomi shares by Taboola Europe Limited, a wholly owned Taboola subsidiary. The deal is intended to proceed through a court-approved scheme of arrangement, and Dianomi issued an update on the scheme timetable on 2 November 2026.

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Global impact / market context

If completed, the acquisition would transfer ownership of Dianomi to Taboola Europe Limited, ending Dianomi shareholders’ direct ownership of the company. The timetable update may clarify when steps toward approval and completion are expected, but the supplied text gives no revised dates or outcome.

Analyst inference

The article describes an agreed, recommended acquisition rather than a completed transaction. It says the intended route is a court-approved scheme, a legal process for arranging a takeover, while also reserving the option of a takeover offer subject to stated conditions; no price or financing details are supplied.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. Check the full timetable update for any revised dates for shareholder or court steps; the supplied article excerpt announces an update but does not state its contents. Analyst inference
  2. Watch for whether the acquisition proceeds by the planned court-approved scheme or whether Bidco elects a takeover offer, subject to the stated conditions. Confirmed
  3. Look for confirmation that the acquisition completes and for any disclosed terms affecting Dianomi shareholders; neither completion nor payment details appear in the supplied text. Analyst inference

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