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LONDON - Van Lanschot (AS:VLAN) Kempen Investment Management NV has increased its stake in CVS Group plc, crossing the 5% threshold of voting rights, as per a notification filed with the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG). The Dutch investment firm reached a resulting situation of 5.000126% in voting rights on February 3, 2025, and notified the issuer on February 4, 2025.
The notification, following the standard TR-1 format for major holdings, indicates that Van Lanschot Kempen now directly holds 3,587,100 voting rights in the UK-based CVS Group, without any voting rights through financial instruments. This change represents an increase from the previous notification, where the investment firm held 4.146040% of the voting rights.
CVS Group plc, which operates in the veterinary services market, has its shares listed on the London Stock Exchange with the ISIN code GB00B2863827. The notification did not disclose any changes in indirect voting rights or financial instruments with similar economic effects, suggesting that the investment is purely through direct share ownership.
The notification also clarified that Van Lanschot Kempen is not controlled by any natural person or legal entity, nor does it control any other undertakings that hold an interest in CVS Group plc. No further details were provided regarding the intentions behind the acquisition or any specific strategies following this increase in shareholding.
This information is based on a press release statement and is intended to inform investors of the changes in significant shareholdings in CVS Group plc. The disclosure of such information is part of regulatory requirements aimed at ensuring transparency in the ownership of publicly traded companies.
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