Allwyn Shareholders Elect Scrip Dividend for 15,406,170 Shares

By Public Technologies
  • Allwyn shareholders representing 15,406,170 shares opted to reinvest the interim distribution, with 1,969 shareholders participating.
  • Participating shares represent 10% of the free float and 2% of share capital, excluding treasury shares.
  • The interim distribution of €0.20 per common share was approved by the board on August 20, 2026.
  • Participants will receive 271,883 treasury shares on November 12, 2026, reducing treasury holdings to 44,555,882 shares.
  • Shareholders who did not participate, or participated only partly, will receive their remaining distribution entitlement in cash.


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