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DUBLIN - Goldman Sachs International has disclosed its dealings in Permanent TSB Group Holdings PLC shares as required under Irish takeover rules, according to a regulatory filing published Wednesday.
The investment bank, which serves as an advisor to Permanent TSB, reported holding 3,851 long positions and 11,903 short positions in the Irish bank’s ordinary shares as of December 2, 2025. Both positions represent less than 0.01% of Permanent TSB’s share capital.
The disclosure, made under Rule 38.5(b) of the Irish Takeover Panel Act, details multiple transactions conducted on December 2, including a borrowing of 3,851 shares and various loan returns. The filing also shows a loan of 6,059 shares.
As an exempt principal trader connected to Permanent TSB, Goldman Sachs is required to disclose its trading activities in the company’s securities under Irish takeover regulations.
The filing indicates no derivatives transactions or options trading in Permanent TSB shares took place during the reported period.
Goldman Sachs confirmed in the disclosure that there are no agreements, arrangements or understandings between the firm and any other party regarding voting rights or future acquisition or disposal of Permanent TSB securities.
The information was submitted to the Regulatory News Service (RNS) of the London Stock Exchange in accordance with Irish financial disclosure requirements.
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