Investec Bank plc has filed a public dealing disclosure under Rule 8.5 of the UK Takeover Code, revealing transactions in NCC Group plc ordinary shares.
The disclosure was filed on June 10, 2026, covering dealings undertaken on June 9, 2026, by Investec in its capacity as an exempt principal trader.
Investec holds a recognised intermediary status and was acting in a client-serving capacity when the transactions were executed.
The bank serves as Joint Broker to NCC Group plc, establishing its connection to the offer party named in the disclosure form.
According to the filing, Investec purchased 4,951 ordinary shares in NCC Group, with prices ranging from a low of 144.36 pence to a high of 144.76 pence per unit.
Investec also sold 4,951 ordinary shares in the same session, with prices ranging from 144.00 pence to 144.60 pence per unit.
No cash-settled derivative transactions, stock-settled derivatives, or options were reported as part of this disclosure filing.
The firm confirmed there are no indemnity arrangements, option agreements, or understandings that could constitute an inducement to deal or refrain from dealing.
Investec also confirmed no agreements exist relating to voting rights or future acquisition or disposal of securities through derivative instruments.
The contact named in the disclosure is Abhishek Gawde, reachable by telephone, with the filing submitted in accordance with regulatory requirements set out by the UK Takeover Panel.
Public disclosures under Rule 8 of the Takeover Code are required to be submitted to a Regulatory Information Service to ensure full market transparency.
NCC Group plc is a cybersecurity and risk mitigation business, and dealings in its shares during any offer period are subject to heightened regulatory scrutiny under the Code.
