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LONDON - Janus Henderson Group (NYSE:JHG) plc disclosed on Wednesday that it has acquired a 2.02% interest in Dalata Hotel Group plc, an Irish hotel operator. The investment firm reported that as of Monday, it held 4,264,017 ordinary shares in the hotel group.
The disclosure, made in accordance with the Irish Takeover Panel Act, 1997, Takeover Rules, 2022, indicates that Janus Henderson does not have voting discretion over 205,465 of these shares. This announcement is a routine disclosure required for entities holding more than 1% of a company’s shares and does not necessarily signal any intent to influence the management or operations of Dalata Hotel Group.
In a related dealing, Janus Henderson sold 46,214 ordinary shares of Dalata Hotel Group on Monday at a price of EUR 5.2943 per share. The sale represents a minor adjustment to Janus Henderson’s holdings in the hotel company.
The filing with the Irish Takeover Panel is part of the regulatory requirements for investment firms and funds when their stake in a company reaches a threshold that could be of interest to the market. These disclosures provide transparency and allow the public and other investors to be aware of significant shareholdings in publicly traded companies.
Janus Henderson’s disclosure did not indicate any further transactions such as cash-settled derivatives or stock-settled derivative transactions in relation to Dalata Hotel Group shares. Additionally, the firm stated that there were no indemnity or dealing arrangements in place that would be an inducement to deal or refrain from dealing in the company’s shares.
Investors often monitor such disclosures closely as they can provide insights into the strategies and confidence of major investment firms regarding the companies in which they hold stakes.
This information is based on a press release statement and is intended to present factual information regarding Janus Henderson’s disclosed position in Dalata Hotel Group.
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