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Eramet Launches EUR 500 Million Rights Issue to Reduce Debt

By Public Technologies
  • Eramet launched a EUR 500 million rights issue at EUR 14.49 per new share to strengthen its balance sheet.
  • Shareholders can subscribe for six new shares for every five existing shares from November 18 through November 27, 2026.
  • France's FSI-Equation committed EUR 321.73 million, covering 64.35% of the issue, through exercising its rights and acquiring Sorame-CEIR's rights.
  • The French state's resulting 47.43% stake will make it the largest shareholder; Sorame-CEIR will subscribe for no new shares.
  • Estimated net proceeds of EUR 481.5 million will reduce debt; settlement and admission to trading are scheduled for December 4.


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