BlackRock's GTT Stake, Voting Rights Fall Below 5% to 4.95%
Bitget2026/11/03 16:16- BlackRock’s stake in GTT fell below the 5% capital and voting rights thresholds on October 6, 2026, to 4.95%.
- The holding totaled 1,838,365 shares with equivalent voting rights, according to its October 8, 2026, disclosure.
- The threshold crossing resulted from a reduction in shares held as collateral.
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