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Investec files Form 8.5 disclosures for four UK firms

Investec files Form 8.5 disclosures for four UK firms

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United Kingdom. Investec Bank plc disclosed client-serving dealings in shares of four UK-listed companies — NCC Group plc, Treatt Plc, Gamma Communications Plc and Advanced Medical Solutions Group Plc — executed on 15 May 2026. Taiwan News published the Form 8.5 notices on 18 May 2026, listing Investec's connections to each company as joint broker or advisor and joint broker.

The filings, submitted under Rule 8.5 of the UK Takeover Code, provide a public record for regulators and market participants and may affect short-term trading activity. Taiwan News published the notices between 17:36 and 17:47 on 18 May 2026; no additional takeover statements or price details were included in the disclosed forms.

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  1. 1. 15 May 2026 — Investec Bank plc executed client-serving dealings in four UK-listed companies.
  2. 2. 15 May 2026 — Internal records identify Investec as joint broker or advisor & joint broker for the companies involved.
  3. 3. 18 May 2026 17:36 — Taiwan News published Form 8.5 notice for NCC Group plc.
  4. 4. 18 May 2026 17:40–17:47 — Taiwan News published Form 8.5 notices for Advanced Medical Solutions, Gamma Communications, and Treatt.
  5. 5. Post-publication — Disclosures become part of public record under Rule 8.5 permitting regulator and market review.

Why it matters

Investec's dealings could impact your investments. If you hold shares in NCC Group, Treatt, Gamma Communications, or Advanced Medical Solutions, pay attention. These Form 8.5 disclosures can affect short-term trading activity. Check your portfolio.

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