- LSE and AIM market share admission applications
- A company's shares are being traded on the London Stock Exchange's Main Market.
Carclo plc issues 487,030 new shares for LSE admission
What happened
Carclo plc announced the issuance of 487,030 new ordinary shares of 5 pence each. These shares are intended to satisfy awards granted under the Carclo plc Performance Share Plan 2017. The company applied to the London Stock Exchange plc for the shares to be admitted to trading, which is expected on October 21, 2026.
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Why it matters
The issuance will increase the company's total share capital to 73,906,223 Ordinary Shares upon admission. This change affects the company's capital structure and the total voting rights available to shareholders on the London Stock Exchange.
Carclo plc is a global precision engineering group that designs, industrialises and manufactures highly reliable solutions for Life Sciences, Aerospace and Safety & Security markets.
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Who's involved
- London Stock ExchangeThe stock exchange where Carclo plc's shares are being admitted to trading.
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