BlackRock lifts Eiffage voting rights stake to 5.005% (6,011,139 shares)
Reuters2026/09/01 14:37- BlackRock moved back above the 5% voting-rights threshold in Eiffage on Aug. 28.
- Holding totaled 6,011,139 shares, equal to 6.13% of capital, 5.01% of voting rights.
- Two days earlier, it had slipped below 5% voting rights with 6,005,407 shares, equal to 4.99% voting rights.
- The change followed off-market trades, with shifts in shares held as collateral.
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