October 4 (SeeNews) - Bulgarian diversified group TK-Hold [BUL:TCH] said that local debt collection company Finance Security Groupe acquired a 23.07% stake in the capital of the company in a deal concluded on September 30.
Finance Security Groupe bought a total of 1,970,000 shares in TK-Hold, the company said in a bourse filing on Friday.
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Prior to the transaction, Finance Security Groupe held no shares in the capital of TK-Hold, the stock exchange filing showed.
In two other bourse filings published on Friday, TK-Hold said that local companies Stiks 2000 and Bulfinance Investment acquired stakes of 9.95% and 8.85%, respectively. The two companies were not shareholders in TK-Hold before the transactions.
According to the bourse filings, Bulfinance Investment controls a 94.48% stake in the capital of Finance Security Groupe.
Several other bourse filings published by TK-Hold on Friday showed that local company Privi sold a 20.08% stake in the company on September 30, or a total of 1,715,482 shares with voting rights. The company currently owns no shares in TK-Hold.
In a deal concluded on September 30, Relinatex lowered its shareholding in TK-Hold to 12.10% from 25% held previously. On October 1, Relinatex sold its entire stake in the company.
Also on October 1, Ins GB sold its entire stake of 6.67% in the capital of TK-Hold.
According to TK-Hold's most recent financial statement, the biggest shareholder in the company at the end of June was Relinatex, which held a directly a stake of 25%.
Shares in TK-Hold last traded on the floor of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange on September 30, when they closed flat at a price of 6.20 levs ($3.68/3.17 euro), bourse data showed.
(1 euro = 1.95583 levs)