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LONDON - Morgan Stanley has crossed the 5% ownership threshold in Alpha Group International PLC (LSE:AGI), according to a regulatory filing published Monday.
The U.S. investment bank now holds 2,116,790 voting rights in Alpha Group, representing 5.003687% of the company’s total voting rights. The threshold was crossed on October 1, 2025, with the issuer notified on October 3, 2025.
The stake is held indirectly through Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc, the bank’s London-based subsidiary. The filing indicates that the position consists entirely of voting rights attached to shares, with no additional rights held through financial instruments.
The notification was made in accordance with UK regulatory requirements, which mandate disclosure when an entity’s holdings cross certain thresholds in a publicly traded company.
Prior to this transaction, Morgan Stanley’s stake in Alpha Group International was below the 5% reporting threshold. The regulatory filing shows the full chain of controlled undertakings through which the voting rights are effectively held, starting with Morgan Stanley as the ultimate controlling entity.
Alpha Group International PLC, listed on the London Stock Exchange, made the disclosure through a regulatory news service announcement based on information provided in Morgan Stanley’s standard form for notification of major holdings.
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