(AOF) – MRM has announced the launch of a capital increase with maintenance of shareholders’ preferential subscription rights for a maximum amount, issue premium included, of 28.934 million euros by issuing a maximum number of 591,457 new ordinary shares at a unit subscription price of 48.92 euros, on the basis of 50 new ordinary shares for 221 existing shares. The subscription price corresponds to 20 euros of nominal value and 28.92 euros of issue premium.
Each shareholder of the company will receive one PSR per share recorded in their securities account on November 21, 2022 after the close of trading. The existing shares will be traded ex-right from November 22, 2022. 50 DPS will give the right to subscribe, on an irreducible basis, to 221 new shares at a subscription price per new share of 48.92 euros.
The DPS trading period will run from November 22, 2022 to November 28, 2022 (inclusive). The subscription period for the new shares will run from November 24, 2022 to November 30, 2022 (inclusive). Settlement-delivery and admission to trading of the New Shares are scheduled for December 7, 2022
The subscription commitments received by Scor, which holds 50.03% of its capital, and Altarea cover the entire capital increase with DPS.
This transaction is part of the acquisition by the company from Altarea of two shopping centers located in Flins-sur-Seine and Ollioules, by way of disposals and contributions in kind, for a total amount of 90, 4 million euros, duties included.
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