Richard Griffiths raises Next 15 Group stake to 13.05% voting rights
Reuters2026/08/07 09:34- Richard Griffiths and controlled undertakings lifted its total stake in Next 15 Group to 13.05% on Aug. 6, 2026.
- Holding comprised 7.79% via 7,962,057 shares; 5.26% via CFDs covering 5,368,521 voting rights.
- Previous disclosure showed a 12.16% position, split between 6.89% in shares and 5.27% through financial instruments.
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