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LONDON - BlackRock (NYSE:BLK), Inc. has reduced its voting rights in Alpha Group International PLC to 4.93%, bringing its total position including financial instruments to 5.89%, according to a regulatory filing disclosed Tuesday.
The investment management firm crossed below the 5% threshold for direct voting rights on June 20, as reported in a standard form for notification of major holdings. The previous notification showed BlackRock held 5.11% of voting rights attached to shares and a total position of 5.31%.
BlackRock now holds 2,088,370 indirect voting rights attached to shares, representing 4.93% of Alpha Group International. Additionally, the firm maintains exposure through financial instruments, including securities lending arrangements accounting for 0.02% and contracts for difference representing 0.94% of voting rights.
The total number of voting rights held by BlackRock in the issuer stands at 2,501,090 shares.
The notification, required under UK disclosure regulations, provides a detailed breakdown of BlackRock’s controlled undertakings through which the voting rights and financial instruments are held. The filing was completed on June 23 and submitted to Alpha Group International, which subsequently released the information through a regulatory news service.
Alpha Group International is listed on the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG) with ISIN code GB00BF1TM596.
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