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LONDON - Investment giant BlackRock, Inc. has increased its holdings in Endeavour Mining plc to 13.5% of voting rights, according to a regulatory filing disclosed Tuesday.
The notification, which Endeavour received on October 28, shows BlackRock now holds 11.95% of voting rights attached to shares and an additional 1.55% through financial instruments, for a total of approximately 32.65 million voting rights.
This represents a slight decrease from BlackRock’s previous position of 13.85%, which consisted of 12.18% in direct voting rights and 1.67% through financial instruments.
The threshold change occurred on October 27, 2025, according to the standard TR-1 form for notification of major holdings submitted to Endeavour Mining.
BlackRock Investment Management (UK) Limited represents the largest portion of these holdings, controlling 8.18% of total voting rights (7.73% in shares and 0.45% through financial instruments).
The financial instruments held by BlackRock include securities lending arrangements accounting for 0.54% of voting rights, and contracts for difference (CFDs) representing 1.01%.
Endeavour Mining, listed on the London Stock Exchange with ISIN GB00BL6K5J42, made this announcement in compliance with regulatory disclosure requirements for significant shareholding changes.
The information was based on a press release statement from Endeavour Mining regarding BlackRock’s updated position in the company.
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