Saudi Arabia NEOM Investment Fund (NIF) will hold 6% of Technogym share capital after an 111-million-euro ($120.83 million) investment and “intends to be a long-term minority shareholder in the Italian fitness-equipment maker,” the fund said on Friday per a report in Reuters.
In a reverse accelerated bookbuilding (RABB) operation on Thursday, NIF bought 8.8 million shares at 9.20 euros each from other investors and entered a derivate solution for the purchase of a further 3.3 million ordinary shares, the statement said.
The move does not entail any share dilution for the other shareholders of the company, according to the statement.
