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Goldman Sachs cuts Nanobiotix stake to 3.78%

Goldman Sachs cuts Nanobiotix stake to 3.78%

BitgetBitget2026/09/21 11:17
  • Goldman Sachs cut its stake in Nanobiotix below 5% on Aug. 24.
  • Holding fell to 1,921,176 shares, equal to 3.78% of share capital, 3.52% of voting rights.
  • Move followed an off-market sale of shares.
  • Position includes 1,478,840 shares via 17 cash-settled swap contracts, exercisable through Aug. 20, 2036.


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