(AOF) – Alpha MOS announced that the FPCI Jolt Targeted Opportunities and Ambrosia Investments AM, shareholders acting in concert and holding together 79.62% of the capital of the company, had entrusted a discretionary disposal mandate to a service provider independent investment company, Kepler Cheuvreux, involving 600,000 company shares each, i.e. a total of 1.2 million shares representing 11.79% of the company’s capital. At the end of the operation, if successful, Jolt and Ambrosia will retain more than two-thirds of the company’s capital.
“By increasing the number of Company shares held through free float, Jolt and Ambrosia wish to increase the volumes of shares traded on the market and thus promote the liquidity and regularity of transactions of the Company’s shares while reducing volatility. of the course”, indicates the specialist in sensory analysis solutions, and world leader in the manufacture of electronic noses, tongues and eyes for industrial use.
In order to guarantee its independence, Kepler Cheuvreux will decide independently on the dates for the sale of the shares and the number of shares sold in compliance with the price limit stipulated in the mandate, the two shareholders having undertaken not to exercise any influence on Kepler Cheuvreux throughout the term of office.
By implementing this mandate, Jolt and Ambrosia, reference shareholders of Alpha MOS since 2016 and 2017 respectively, renew their support and confidence in the group in which they wish to remain majority shareholders.
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