Invalda INVL, the leading Baltic asset management group, will seek to buy back its own shares, using EUR 1 million from its accumulated reserves. The maximum purchase price will be EUR 14.83 per share, however, the buy-back will be carried out through Dutch auction tender, which may result in a lower price in the event of a higher supply.
MoreLeading asset management group Invalda INVL’s successful first EUR 10 million public notes issue will be included on the Nasdaq Vilnius exchange’s Baltic Bond List as of 1 July.
MoreInvalda INVL increased its share capital after employees exercised stock options. On 21 June, the new wording of the company’s Articles of Association was registered at the Register of Legal Entities.
MoreInvalda INVL, a leading asset management group, successfully completed the first EUR 10 million public offering of fixed-rate notes. The debt securities, which were 2.9 times oversubscribed, were acquired by 216 retail and institutional investors in the Baltics.
MoreInvalda INVL had equity of EUR 182.8 million at the end of March 2024, or EUR 15.23 per share. The figures were 39% and 37% larger, respectively, than a year earlier.
MoreInvalda INVL, the leading Baltic asset management group, the business accelerator Tesonet, and Willgrow (the holding company of Girteka Logistics) have finalized the acquisition of 16.33% stake in Šiaulių Bankas shares from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), successfully fulfilling agreements they each independently signed in December 2021.
MoreInvalda INVL, a leading asset management group, is commencing a first EUR 10 million public offering of fixed-rate notes to private and institutional investors in the Baltics on 3 June.
MoreInvalda INVL, the leading Baltic asset management group, signed stock option agreements with employees regarding the acquisition of 24,372 shares of the company in the future.
MoreInvalda INVL plans a public bond issue this year. It would be the first time that the company’s bonds are offered publicly to both institutional and retail investors in the markets of the Baltic countries.
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