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American Express Co.'s travel management joint venture, American Express Global Business Travel, will start trading as a public company on the NYSE following the completion of its business combination with special purpose acquisition company Apollo Strategic Growth Capital.

Apollo Strategic Growth Capital shareholders approved the deal May 25, with the transaction closing May 27.

Concurrently with the closing of the business combination, American Express Global Business Travel received proceeds from cash in trust and PIPE investments, including investments by strategic investors Zoom Video Communications Inc. and Sabre Corp. as well as new investors Apollo Global Management Inc., Ares Management Corp. and HG Vora Capital Management LLC.

The class A common stock and warrants of the newly combined company, Global Business Travel Group Inc., will trade on the NYSE under the new ticker symbols GBTG and GBTG WS, respectively, beginning May 31.

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Amex global business travel to go public via $5.3 billion apollo spac deal.

(Reuters) - American Express Global Business Travel (GBT) said on Friday it would merge with a blank-check firm backed by Apollo Global Management Inc to go public in a deal valued at around $5.3 billion.

The deal with Apollo Strategic Growth Capital (ASGC) will deliver gross proceeds of up to $1.2 billion, including a $335 million private investment in public equity, or PIPE.

Investors in the PIPE included investment manager Ares Management Corp, travel technology company Sabre Corp and Zoom Video Communications Inc.

The merger comes at a time when business travel is recovering from a pandemic-induced slump, in a boost for companies like AmEx GBT that help corporate employees with their travel arrangements.

AmEx GBT was a wholly-owned unit of American Express Co until 2014, when the payments processor sold half its stake to a consortium led by investment firm Certares LP.

Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC and the Carlyle Group were looking to purchase a 20% stake in the company in late 2019 but pulled out of investment in May last year as the COVID-19 crisis dented AmEx GBT's business.

After the merger, the combined company will be renamed Global Business Travel but it will continue to do business under the AmEx GBT brand name.

The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2022, after which Global Business Travel will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "GBTG."

Special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), or blank-check firms, are publicly listed shell companies that raise funds with the intention of merging with a private entity, allowing firms to go public while sidestepping a traditional initial public offering.

Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley advised GBT on the deal, while Evercore and Houlihan Lokey advised ASGC.

(Reporting by Sohini Podder in Bengaluru; Editing by Uttaresh.V and Aditya Soni)

American Express Global Business Travel Announces SPAC Deal, New Investors Include Zoom And Sabre

The largest business-to-business travel platform is going public via SPAC merger announced Friday morning.

The SPAC Deal: American Express Global Business Travel (GBT) announced a SPAC deal with Apollo Global Management Inc  (NYSE:APO)-backed SPAC Apollo Strategic Growth Capital (NYSE:APSG).

The deal values American Express Global Business Travel at a pro forma market capitalization of $5.3 billion.

A PIPE of $335 million includes investments from existing investors and adds new investors Sabre Corp (NASDAQ:SABR) and Zoom Video Communications Inc  (NASDAQ:ZM).

“Commitments from new investors like Zoom, Sabre, Apollo, Ares and HG Vora are a huge vote of confidence in our business and the future of business travel, and meetings and events,” GBT’s CEO Paul Abbott said.

American Express Company  (NYSE:AXP) and Expedia Group Inc (NASDAQ:EXPE) remain two of the largest shareholders owning 30% and 14% of the company respectively.

Public APSG shareholders are expected to own 15.4% of the new company. The new company will trade under the ticker GBTG on the NYSE. The merger is expected to close in the first half of 2022.

Related Link: Zoom Video Q3 Earnings Highlights: Revenue Up 35%, $100K Customers Grow 94% 

About American Express Global Business Travel: Operating in the $330 billion managed global business travel industry, GBT is the leader in the industry with $39 billion in transaction volume, according to figures from 2019.

GBT was spun off from American Express in 2014. The company has an 11-year agreement at the of the merger close to use the American Express trademark.

The company had 19,000 corporate customers in 2019. According to the company’s presentation, it counts five of the 10 largest U.S. banks, five of the 10 largest U.S. healthcare companies and 40 of the top 100 customers by travel spending as customers.

Growth Ahead: GBT sees a $1.4 trillion industry through its different target travel areas and said it has a “significant runway for growth.”

The company said it is well-positioned for recovery in the large travel sector.

Zoom’s Chief Financial Officer Kelly Steckelberg highlighted the investment in GBT leading to “innovative and engaging virtual, face-to-face, and hybrid meeting and event experiences.”

GBT has grown over the years through acquisitions and highlighted M&A as an area for future growth.

Financials: GBT had a transaction volume of $39 billion in 2019 and $2.8 billion in revenue. The company reported that 67% of transactions in 2019 were done digitally. No individual customer makes up more than 6% of company revenue.

In 2019, the company had revenue split as 76% travel and 24% product and professional services.

The U.S. region makes up 48% of company revenue with EMEA at 36%, APAC at 9% and Americas ex U.S. (any country outside of the U.S.) at 6%.

GBT is forecasting revenue of $828 million in fiscal 2021 and $1.63 billion in fiscal 2022.

APSG Price Action: APSG shares are up 1.12% to $9.94 on Friday morning at publication.

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Amex global business travel to go public via $5.3 billion apollo spac deal.

(Reuters) - American Express Global Business Travel (GBT) said on Friday it would merge with a blank-check firm backed by Apollo Global Management Inc to go public in a deal valued at around $5.3 billion.

The merger with Apollo Strategic Growth Capital will deliver gross proceeds of up to $1.2 billion, including a $335 million private investment in public equity, or PIPE.

Investors in the PIPE included investment manager Ares Management Corp, travel technology company Sabre Corp and Zoom Video Communications Inc.

The deal comes at a time when business travel is recovering from a pandemic-induced slump, in a boost for companies like AmEx GBT that help plan corporate trips.

AmEx GBT was a wholly-owned unit of American Express Co until 2014, when the payments processor sold half its stake to a consortium led by investment firm Certares LP.

Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC and the Carlyle Group were looking to purchase a 20% stake in the company in late 2019 but pulled out of the investment in May last year as the COVID-19 crisis hammered the travel sector.

AmEx GBT has over the past year strengthened its business by acquiring several companies, including Ovation Travel Group, Expedia Group's corporate travel arm Egencia and 30SecondsToFly, a travel tech startup that uses artificial intelligence.

The combined company will be renamed Global Business Travel Group after the deal, but it will continue to do business under the AmEx GBT brand name.

The merger is expected to close in the first half of 2022, after which the company will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "GBTG."

Special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), or blank-check firms, are shell companies that are raised with the intention of merging with a private entity to take it public by sidestepping a traditional initial public offering.

(Reporting by Sohini Podder in Bengaluru; Editing by Aditya Soni)

Amex GBT to Go Public at $5.3 Billion Valuation in Apollo SPAC Deal

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December 3rd, 2021 at 7:50 AM EST

New investors include Sabre and Zoom — what does that tell you about the future of travel management?

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American Express Global Business Travel plans to merge with an Apollo Management-backed blank check company that will take the corporate travel giant public, the company announced Friday.

The merger will value Amex GBT at $5.3 billion , and the transaction will generate the agency up to $1.2 billion, including a $335 million worth of private investment in public equity (PIPE). New investors include Sabre, Zoom, Ares Management Corporation and adviser HG Vora.

Amex GBT also obtained commitments for an additional $1 billion term loan facility, to be established under its existing credit agreement to repay $600 million of certain existing term loan facilities and to provide an incremental $400 million of financing for general corporate purposes.

The deal is expected to be completed in the first half of 2022, subject to closing conditions. Once complete, the combined company will be renamed Global Business Travel Group, Inc. However, it will continue to carry out business under its existing name and brand, American Express Global Business Travel, due to an 11-year trademark agreement to take effect upon the deal’s closure.

The travel agency group, which is 50 percent owned by an investor group led by Certares and 50 percent owned by American Express, had only just completed its acquisition of Egencia .

Amex GBT used to be entirely owned by American Express, but was spun off as a joint venture in 2014. At the time, the travel agency received a $900 million investment from the Certares-led group. In 2019, Amex GBT appointed Paul Abbott, former chief commercial officer of American Express, as CEO, in part to help promote technology growth.

“We expect that becoming a listed company will give us the additional investment capacity to strengthen our commitment to providing unrivalled value, choice and experiences to our customers and partners,” said Abbott.

The travel management sector is rapidly consolidating. The pandemic spurred a frenzied 18-month period of restructuring, refinancing and acquisitions in its wake. CWT also recently exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to shore up its finances , pledging to invest $100 million in its myCWT travel management platform.

The listing on the New York Stock Exchange comes as technology-focused rival agencies TripActions and TravelPerk gaining ground. TripActions said it is now valued at $7.25 billion, following a $275 million fundraising round in October, and like TravelPerk has its sights set on expanding in Europe. It recently appointed a new vice president of sales for southern Europe, Zahir Abdelouhab, who will launch and develop the company’s sales operations these regions.

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Amex Global Business Travel to Go Public in SPAC Deal

American Express Global Business Travel is getting ready to list on the New York Stock Exchange through a business combination deal with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Apollo Strategic Growth Capital.

GBT announced the deal Friday (Dec. 3), saying it would create the world’s biggest publicly traded B2B travel platform, valuing the company at $5 billion.

“Becoming a public company will be a historic milestone on GBT’s growth journey,” said GBT Chief Executive Officer Paul Abbott. “We expect that becoming a listed company will give us the additional investment capacity to strengthen our commitment to providing unrivaled value, choice and experiences to our customers and partners.”

Read more: Amex Business Travel Makes Deal To Buy Expedia’s Egencia

The deal is expected to yield up to $1.2 billion of gross proceeds, which includes a $335 million PIPE (private investment in public equity) investment at $10 per common share.

New investors in the company include the communications platform Zoom and the travel technology company Sabre, which join existing shareholders American Express and the online travel site Expedia.

“We are thrilled to invest in GBT and look forward to working with their talented team as they strive to deliver innovative and engaging virtual, face-to-face, and hybrid meeting and event experiences,” said Zoom CFO Kelly Steckelberg. “Companies are increasingly looking for experts and best-in-class technology solutions for meetings and events in the new hybrid world, as evidenced by the demand for Zoom Events.”

In May, GBT acquired Expedia’s corporate travel arm Egencia in a deal that also made Expedia a GBT shareholder.

Also read: Business Travel Unlikely to See 2019 Levels Again Until 2024 — If Ever

This latest deal arrives at a time when the business travel industry is experiencing a slow recovery after a dismal 2020.

As we reported last month, the Global Business Travel Association has said that while the industry’s recovery wasn’t as robust as anticipated in 2021, spending should surge in 2022, with a full recovery expected by 2024. By that year, the GBTA said, the industry should return to the $1.4 trillion mark last seen in 2019.

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