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LONDON - CVC Income & Growth Limited (LSE:CIGL) has announced the resale of 250,000 Sterling shares from its treasury stock on Monday, to satisfy investor demand. The shares were sold at £1.1903 per share, influencing the company’s voting rights and share capital structure.
Post transaction, CVC Income & Growth’s total issued share capital, excluding treasury shares, comprises 81,802,978 ordinary Euro shares and 135,384,274 ordinary Sterling shares, both with no par value. Each Euro share is entitled to one vote, while each Sterling share carries 1.17 votes, totaling 240,202,578 voting rights in the company.
The company also reported a considerable number of shares held in treasury: 62,235,911 ordinary Euro shares and 235,092,787 ordinary Sterling shares, which do not carry voting rights.
Shareholders may use the total voting rights figure of 240,202,578 as a denominator to calculate notifications of interest changes in the company, as per the Financial Conduct Authority’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
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