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LONDON - Oberon Investments Group plc (AQSE:OBE) confirmed Wednesday it cannot comment on the outcome of WH Ireland Group plc’s upcoming shareholder vote regarding the proposed sale of its wealth management operations to Oberon.
The statement comes in response to media reports concerning the transaction, which was initially announced by both companies on September 22, 2025. WH Ireland shareholders are scheduled to vote on the proposed sale Thursday.
Oberon stated that the Asset Purchase Agreement between subsidiaries of both companies remains valid and binding, with obligations to use "all reasonable endeavours" to make the agreement unconditional continuing until December 31, 2025.
Should WH Ireland shareholders reject the proposed sale, Oberon indicated it remains committed to working with WH Ireland to "pursue a successful outcome that serves the best interests of clients, staff, and stakeholders of both businesses."
The company said it would make further announcements as appropriate following the shareholder vote.
The statement was released as inside information under UK Market Abuse Regulations, according to the press release.
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