Exempt principal trader Shore Capital reported routine client-serving dealings in CAB Payments Holdings shares on 11 November 2026, involving the purchase of 24,498 shares and the sale of 26,197 shares.
A routine Rule 8.5 dealing disclosure shows exempt principal trader Shore Capital bought 24,498 shares (81.6p-81.74p) and sold 26,197 shares (81.5p-82.552p) in CAB Payments on 11 November 2026, a slight net sale of about 1,700 shares. Such EPT/RI filings are standard transparency disclosures in connection with a Takeover Code offer and carry no new information about the company's value or the offer's progress.
Shore Capital Stockbrokers, acting as an exempt principal trader, reported routine client-serving transactions in CAB Payments Holdings Plc shares on 11 November 2026. The firm purchased 24,498 shares and sold 26,197 shares, resulting in a minor net reduction in its position. These disclosures are mandatory under Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code and do not signal changes in company valuation or offer progress.
No. It is a standard daily dealing disclosure by a market maker connected to the company under Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code, reporting routine client-serving purchases and sales of a few tens of thousands of shares around 81.5p-82.55p on 11 November 2026.
Because it is an exempt principal trader with recognised intermediary status connected to a party to the offer, the Takeover Code requires it to publicly disclose its dealings in CAB Payments shares; the disclosure itself contains no new information about the offer.