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LONDON - Republic Investment Management Pte. Ltd., based in Singapore, has altered its stake in Panthera Resources Plc, a UK-based mining company. As per a notification received by the company on February 28, 2025, the investment firm’s shareholding crossed a significant threshold on February 27, 2025.
The notification, following the regulatory standard form TR-1, indicates that Republic Investment Management now holds 3.52% of Panthera Resources’ voting rights. This marks a decrease from their previous holding, which was reported at 4.79%. The total number of voting rights associated with these shares amounts to 7,071,569.
This change in shareholding does not involve any financial instruments that could lead to the acquisition of additional voting rights. The entire stake is attributed directly to Republic Investment Management, and the notification clarifies that no other controlled undertakings are involved in the holding of these shares.
The adjustment in Republic Investment Management’s position comes amid regular market fluctuations and portfolio rebalancing that investment firms routinely undertake. It is a common practice for stakeholders to adjust their investments based on various strategic financial decisions.
The notification of major holdings is a regulatory requirement designed to maintain transparency in the market, ensuring that the public and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) are informed of significant changes in company ownership. This particular notification was completed in Singapore on February 28, 2025.
The information presented in this article is based solely on the press release statement provided by Panthera Resources Plc and is intended to inform the public and investors about the recent changes in the company’s shareholding structure.
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