TodayMonday, June 22, 2026

Investec Bank Discloses Share Dealings In Gamma Communications Plc (GAMA.L)

Investec Bank plc has filed a Form 8.5 regulatory disclosure revealing share dealings in Gamma Communications plc (GAMA.L) conducted on 19th June 2026.

The disclosure falls under Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code, which governs public dealing disclosures by exempt principal traders with recognised intermediary status acting in a client-serving capacity.

Investec Bank plc is identified in the filing as Joint Broker to Gamma Communications plc, establishing its connected status to the company under the relevant provisions of the Code.

The dealings recorded in the disclosure involved ordinary shares in Gamma Communications plc, with both purchases and sales executed on the same date.

On the purchase side, Investec Bank acquired 20,120 ordinary shares, with prices ranging from a low of 896 pence per unit to a high of 919 pence per unit.

On the sales side, the firm sold 21,072 ordinary shares at a price of 903.0588 pence per unit, reflecting a relatively tight execution range across the transactions.

The filing confirms that no cash-settled derivative transactions, stock-settled derivative transactions, or options were involved in the disclosed dealings.

Investec Bank also confirmed that no indemnity arrangements, option agreements, or other formal or informal understandings existed that might have served as an inducement to deal or refrain from dealing.

Similarly, no agreements or arrangements relating to voting rights or future acquisition or disposal of relevant securities through derivatives were reported, with the filing recording “none” in both applicable sections.

The contact named in the disclosure is Priyali Bhattacharjee, reachable by telephone, with the disclosure itself dated 22nd June 2026.

Gamma Communications plc is a cloud communications provider whose shares trade on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker GAMA.L, reflecting continued market activity during an active period for the business.

Regulatory disclosures of this nature are required to be submitted to a Regulatory Information Service, ensuring transparency in dealings connected to offer situations as defined under the Takeover Code.

Raul Martinez

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