Investec Bank plc has filed a Form 8.5 disclosure under Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code, revealing client-serving trades in Pollen Street Group Limited ordinary shares.
The disclosure, made on 30th September 2026, covers dealings undertaken by Investec in its capacity as an exempt principal trader with recognised intermediary status.
Investec Bank plc serves as Joint Broker to Pollen Street Group Limited, establishing its connected status to the relevant party in this disclosure filing.
The trades were executed on 29th September 2026, with Investec acting in a client-serving capacity throughout the dealing period covered by the form.
On the purchase side, Investec acquired 63,079 ordinary shares in Pollen Street Group Limited, with prices ranging from a low of 900.12p to a high of 902.76p per unit.
Matching those purchases, Investec also recorded sales of 63,079 ordinary shares, with prices ranging between 900p at the lowest and 909.5p at the highest per unit.
No cash-settled derivative transactions, stock-settled derivative transactions, or options activity was reported as part of this regulatory disclosure filing.
Investec confirmed there are no indemnity arrangements, option agreements, or understandings that may constitute an inducement to deal or refrain from dealing in relation to this offer.
The bank also confirmed no agreements or understandings exist relating to voting rights, future acquisitions, or disposals of relevant securities to which any derivative is referenced.
The disclosure was filed through a Regulatory Information Service in line with the requirements of the Takeover Panel, with contact attributed to Abhishek Gawde, reachable at +91-9923757332.
Public disclosures of this nature under Rule 8 of the Takeover Code are a standard regulatory requirement during offer periods, ensuring transparency around dealings in relevant securities.
The Takeover Panel’s Market Surveillance Unit remains available for consultation regarding dealing disclosure requirements and can be contacted directly for guidance on the Code’s obligations.
