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This is contained in a notice signed by Adeyinka Jafojo, Custodian Investment secretary, and sent to the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) on Monday.
According to the statement, approval to proceed with an MTO was granted by the regulatory body on May 18, 2021.
Custodian said the MTO offer to minority shareholders of UPDC will involve the purchase of up to 34,415,332 ordinary shares of 50 kobo each, at a price of 90 kobo per share.
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“The Qualification Date for the Offer will be May 14, 2021, and Shareholders whose names appear on the Register of Members as of the date, other than UAC of Nigeria Plc and Custodian Investment Plc are eligible to participate,” the statement read.
By Goddy Egene
Custodian Investment Plc is to make a mandatory takeover offer (MTO) to minority shares of UACN Property Development Company Plc (UPDC) following the approval given by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dated May 18, 2021.
In notification to the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) yesterday, Custodian Investment Plc said following the approval, it had been authorised to proceed with the MTO to be made to minority shareholders of UPDC for the purchase of up to 34,415,332 ordinary shares of 50 kobo shares at 90 kobo per share.
Custodian Investment had last year completed acquisition of the 51 per cent majority equity stake in UPDC) Plc from UAC of Nigeria Plc.