Goldman Sachs lifts FDJ United stake to 7.94% of capital, 5.5% voting rights
Bitget2026/09/18 14:15- Goldman Sachs raised its stake in FDJ United, crossing above the 5% voting-rights threshold on Sept. 11.
- Group held 14,715,144 shares, equal to 7.94% of share capital, 5.5% of voting rights.
- Move driven by an off-market share purchase, followed by an increase in holdings counted through assimilation.
- Position included 2,624,270 shares via a stock loan with “right to recall,” 2,423,406 shares tied to physically settled put options.
- Exposure also included 7,005,695 shares via cash-settled call warrants, cash-settled swaps.
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