By the end of the additional acceptance period of the offer, 1,550,863 Day shares were tendered into the offer. Including the 35 Day shares held by Day or any of its subsidiaries and the 27,319 Day shares acquired by Adobe after the offer period outside of the offer, at the end of the additional acceptance period, Adobe would have held 98.84 percent of all Day shares and voting rights issued and outstanding as of that time.
Payment of the offer price for all validly tendered shares has been made in accordance with the terms of the tender offer. Since, at the end of the additional acceptance period, Adobe’s participation amounted to more than 98 percent of all voting rights of Day, Adobe will, as announced in the offer prospectus and the interim result of the offer, request the cancellation of all Day shares not directly or indirectly held by Adobe at the end of the additional acceptance period pursuant to applicable Swiss law and file a request with SIX Swiss Exchange for the delisting of the Day shares.
With the acquisition now completed, Day will operate as a new product line within Adobe’s Digital Enterprise Solutions Business Unit, with Day Chief Executive Officer Erik Hansen reporting directly to Rob Tarkoff, senior vice president and general manager.