General · 23 June 2026

EasyJet investors demand £600m more after rejecting $6.3B offer

Travellers and shareholders could see a bigger takeover price if talks continue. EasyJet and its investors are seeking at least £600 million more after rejecting a $6.3 billion offer from US firm Castlelake, with the proposal made public on Monday. One unnamed investor said discussions could start at £7 a share, valuing the airline at about £5.3 billion.

By BriefTea Editorial · 23 June 2026 at 17:53

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