June 1 (Reuters) - Frankfurt-listed IT services provider

Datagroup SE said on Sunday that KKR has made

a conditional proposal to increase the potential acquisition

offer to up to 58 euros ($65.84) per share.

KKR initially offered 54 euros per share in an all-cash

transaction valuing Datagroup at approximately 450 million

euros.

Under the revised terms, the offer price will rise to 56.50

euros a share if the bidder secures at least 80% of outstanding

shares and if it reaches 90%, the offer will stand at 58 euros

per share.

If neither of these thresholds is met, the original offer

price will remain unchanged, the statement said, adding that the

acceptance period runs until June 6, 2025.

KKR also explicitly ruled out a further increase of the

offer price.

Datagroup will delist from the stock exchange once the

purchase is settled, with closing expected in the third quarter

of 2025.

The IT services provider has about 3,700 employees at

locations across Germany and expects revenue to grow to between

545 million euros and 565 million euros in the current year, the

company said in March.

($1 = 0.8813 euros)