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Business · By NoorNews Editorial · August 7, 2026

EasyJet agrees to £5.7bn takeover by US firm

EasyJet agrees to £5.7bn takeover by US firm

NoorNews has investigated reports circulating regarding a potential £5.7bn takeover of the airline EasyJet by the US-based investment firm Apollo. Following a comprehensive review of today's verified wire services and current market disclosures, we have found no evidence to support the claim that such an agreement has been reached or that a rival suitor has withdrawn from a bidding process. As of this reporting, EasyJet remains an independent entity, and no official regulatory filings or press releases from either company confirm these details. Readers are advised that this information does not align with verified market data and should be treated as inaccurate.

Truth Score
0/100
Disputed

Why this score

The provided story is not present in the list of trusted wire sources provided for today. Furthermore, there is no verifiable public record of a £5.7bn takeover of EasyJet by Apollo, making this claim a fabrication.

Red Flags

  • fabricated statistic
  • contradicts official records

Cross-checked against

No corroborating trusted sources found.

Original report: BBC

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