Carrefour Brasil has announced on Tuesday that one of its main shareholders, the patrimonial management company of the Diniz peninsula, was subjected to a corporate reorganization and that therefore the participation of the company in the retail sales network dropped less than 5%.
According to Carrefour Brazil, Peninsula II Fund for Investment – Multi -stith (FIP) participation “no longer under the management of the partner’s investment peninsula”. With this, the stakes of the Carrefour Peninsula fell from 7.3%, according to Carrefour Brazil’s information, to 4.9%, the equivalent of about 103.5 million shares.
“FIP, in turn … has started to discourage 50,690,286 ordinary shares of the company, which represent about 2.403% of its share capital,” said Carrefour Brazil.
The retail sales network mentioned that the FIP slim will be calculated as part of the free float.
Source: Terra
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