LONDON - URU Metals Limited has disclosed the key holders of its ordinary shares following an independent analysis of its depositary interest holdings. The company identified several significant shareholders, each with more than 3% of the issued share capital.
CEO John Zorbas is the largest shareholder, holding a 30.62% stake. Lexinter International Ltd, with direct and indirect holdings, has an 18.66% interest, making it the second-largest shareholder. Other notable shareholders include Axis Capital (NYSE:AXS) Markets with 7.60%, Interactive Investor at 6.52%, and Hargreaves (LON:HRGV) Lansdown Asset Management with a 4.86% stake.
The analysis, which aimed to provide transparency into URU's shareholder composition, comes as the company continues to navigate the financial markets. The identification of these shareholders is a routine disclosure, ensuring compliance with market regulations.
Lexinter's notable position includes shares held both directly and through Niketo Co, reflecting a strategic acquisition of shares previously announced on January 19, 2022. The company has confirmed that, outside of prior announcements, there is no additional information concerning transactions by the named shareholders.
This announcement, based on a press release statement, is a standard practice for publicly traded companies, particularly those listed on exchanges with strict disclosure requirements such as the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG). It provides investors and the market with essential information about who holds significant control and potential influence over the company.
URU Metals' notification has not indicated any immediate changes to the company's operations or strategic direction. The disclosure is part of the company's commitment to transparency in its corporate governance and investor relations.
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