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LONDON - Investment management firm Lansdowne Partners (UK) LLP has increased its stake in British pub company Fuller, Smith & Turner PLC (LSE:FSTA) to 12.00% of voting rights, according to a regulatory filing released Thursday.
The threshold was crossed on Monday, October 27, when Lansdowne Partners acquired additional shares, bringing its total holding to 3,874,278 shares. This represents an increase from its previous position of approximately 11.00% of voting rights.
The notification, submitted under the UK's disclosure requirements for major shareholdings, indicates that Lansdowne Partners holds these voting rights indirectly. The ultimate controlling entity is listed as Lansdowne Partners International Limited.
The transaction was reported to Fuller, Smith & Turner on Tuesday, October 28, in accordance with regulatory requirements. The pub company then disclosed this information through a standard TR-1 form for notification of major holdings.
Fuller, Smith & Turner, known for operating pubs and hotels primarily in London and the southeast of England, has not issued any statement regarding the increased stake.
The filing shows that Lansdowne Partners does not hold any additional voting rights through financial instruments, with all of its 12.00% stake coming through direct share ownership.
This information is based on a regulatory announcement transmitted by EQS Group on behalf of Fuller, Smith & Turner PLC.
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