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IAG Sees 100% Uptake Of EUR2.74 Billion Share Subscription

Fri, 02nd Oct 2020 07:39

(Alliance News) - British Airways-parent International Consolidated Airlines Group SA on Friday said it has received 100% acceptances for the new shares to be issued under the company's EUR2.74 billion equity capital raise.

The Anglo-Spanish airline earlier in September had said it would issue 2.98 billion shares at EUR0.92 each to strengthen its balance sheet and reduce leverage. Qatar Airways, IAG's largest shareholder with a 25% stake, had irrevocably undertaken to subscribe for its pro-rata entitlement under the capital increase.

IAG on Friday said it has received acceptances in respect of all 2.98 billion shares to be issued under the fundraise.

During the pre-emptive subscription period, which ended on Saturday last week, a total of 2.76 billion shares were subscribed, representing 93% of the new shares, leaving 215.9 million excess shares.

However, an additional 6.3 billion shares were requested subsequently during the subscription period, significantly exceeding the available excess shares. IAG, as a result, carried allocated the remaining shares on a pro rata basis.

By Tapan Panchal; tapanpanchal@alliancenews.com

Copyright 2020 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

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