Infortar Exits Printing Business with €100M+ Subsidiary Sale
Event summary
- Infortar agreed to sell 100% of Tallinna Raamatutrükikoja OÜ, 100% of AS Vaba Maa, and 60% of CardPlus VM OÜ to OÜ Print Best for an undisclosed sum.
- Transaction marks Infortar's complete exit from the printing services segment.
- Deal not classified as significant under NASDAQ Tallinn rules, with no major impact on Infortar's core operations.
- Infortar's core businesses remain maritime transport (68.76% stake in Tallink Grupp), energy, and real estate.
The big picture
Infortar's exit from printing reflects broader consolidation in legacy media sectors, as diversified conglomerates streamline portfolios to focus on higher-growth verticals. The €100M+ estimated deal value suggests strategic rather than distressed divestment, aligning with Infortar's push to strengthen its maritime and energy positions. With 107 companies under its umbrella, this move may signal further portfolio pruning.
What we're watching
- Portfolio Focus
- How Infortar will allocate resources to its core maritime, energy, and real estate segments following this exit.
- Regulatory Timing
- The pace at which OÜ Print Best secures approvals for the transaction.
- Valuation Impact
- Whether this divestiture signals undervaluation of Infortar's printing assets or strategic realignment.
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