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LONDON - Harwood Capital LLP has decreased its stake in Restore PLC (LSE:RST) to 11.99% of voting rights, according to a regulatory filing submitted Monday.
The investment firm now holds 16,417,000 voting rights in the document management company, slightly below its previous position of 12.01%.
The threshold was crossed on Friday, June 13, with the company notifying Restore PLC of the change on Monday, June 16, according to the standard form for notification of major holdings filed with the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG).
The holdings are distributed across several entities controlled by Christopher Harwood Bernard Mills. North Atlantic Smaller Companies Investment Trust Plc holds the largest portion with 6.21% of voting rights, followed by Oryx International Growth Fund Limited with 4.02%, Rockwood Strategic Plc with 1.46%, and Harwood Capital LLP directly holding 0.30%.
The notification indicates that all holdings are through direct voting rights attached to shares, with no financial instruments or similar economic instruments involved in the position.
The filing was made in accordance with UK regulatory requirements that mandate investors to disclose when their holdings cross certain thresholds in publicly traded companies.
This information is based on a regulatory news service statement published by the London Stock Exchange.
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