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Greening Group Global’s Salcedo holds 16.71% stake after share transfers

Greening Group Global’s Salcedo holds 16.71% stake after share transfers

ReutersReuters2026/08/06 15:48
  • Greening disclosed updated significant shareholdings following share transfers, led by Ignacio Salcedo Ruiz at 16.71%.
  • Prosol Energia holds 13.51%; Inveready Growth Opportunities VII holds 10.88%.
  • Manuel Mateos Palacios cut his stake to 3.37%; Antonio Palacios Rubio reduced his holding to 3.41%, dropping below the significant threshold.
  • Both executives disclosed sales of 3,250,000 shares each at EUR 1.15 on July 31, 2026.


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