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JP Morgan cuts Meliuz stake to 4.95% after derivatives sale

JP Morgan cuts Meliuz stake to 4.95% after derivatives sale

ReutersReuters2026/09/02 21:07
  • JPMorgan Chase cut its significant stake in Meliuz to 4.95% of common shares, based on 104,171,852 shares outstanding.
  • The move followed the sale of 48,520 positions in derivative instruments backed by the company’s common shares on Aug. 31, 2026.
  • J.P. Morgan Securities PLC held 5,165,794 equity swap positions, offset by 397,200 short equity swap positions; it also held 54,649 spot shares.
  • The reduction was tied to investment activity, risk hedging for client transactions; it was not intended to influence control or management.


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