Barclays Bank

On August 25, Barclays lowered its holding in Central Asia Metals below the disclosure threshold and now holds 5.48% of the voting rights. The position comprises 4.94% direct equity rights and 0.54% from financial instruments, totalling 9,749,072 voting rights. The financial instruments include recall agreements as well as cash-settled CFDs and portfolio swaps with maturities through August 2028. » More on de.investing.com

INWIT shares rose about 1.7% to €6.145 after Barclays upgraded the rating to “Overweight” and set a price target of €8.60. Barclays sees valuation levels of European tower companies as too pessimistic and argues that market prices are anticipating overly steep cuts in contract renewals. The price move is mainly attributable to the analysts’ call; uncertainties remain due to ongoing legal disputes with TIM and Fastweb, with a decision expected by November 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Barclays has raised its holding in Central Asia Metals to 5.57% of the voting rights. The position comprises 5.38% through shares and 0.19% via financial instruments, totaling 9,890,255 voting rights. The financial instruments include reclaim rights and cash-settled portfolio swaps with maturities between November 2026 and April 2027. The filing exceeds the previous stake of 5.21% and was made in accordance with disclosure rules for holdings. » More on de.investing.com