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LONDON - Harwood Capital LLP has increased its stake in education technology firm RM plc (LSE:RM.) to 16.596% of voting rights, according to a regulatory filing released Friday.
The investment firm crossed the notification threshold on July 2, 2025, after acquiring additional shares in the London-listed company. The transaction was formally reported to RM plc on July 4.
According to the standard form for notification of major holdings, Harwood Capital’s position increased from a previous 15.171% stake. The resulting position consists of 13,920,000 voting rights in RM plc.
The filing shows that Christopher Harwood Bernard Mills is the ultimate controlling person of the investment. The majority of the stake (15.404%) is held through Rockwood Strategic Plc, while Harwood Capital LLP directly holds the remaining 1.192%.
The notification, made in compliance with UK regulatory requirements, indicates the shares were acquired through normal market transactions. No financial instruments or derivatives were reported as part of the position.
RM plc, which provides technology and resources solutions to the education sector, has not issued any statement regarding the increased shareholding.
The disclosure was made through a regulatory announcement transmitted by EQS Group, as required for significant changes in major shareholdings of publicly listed companies.
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