CLS HOLDINGS

CLS Holdings' shares fell 4% and were the biggest loser on the FTSE SmallCap as the persistently high interest rate environment is affecting leasing decisions, investment activity and financing costs. For the first half, the property investment company reported EPRA earnings per share of 2.7 pence versus 4 pence a year earlier. The company will not pay an interim dividend and will consider a one‑off final dividend for 2026 based on the annual result. » More on de.investing.com

Creative Value Investment Group has lowered its voting interest in CLS Holdings to 54.778185%; the reportable threshold was breached on May 22. The stake fell from 55.186677%, a decline of about 0.41 percentage points, to a total of 219,917,524 voting rights, held through eight investment vehicles. All voting rights relate to ordinary shares; no financial instruments are involved. The group is ultimately controlled by the trustees of the Sten and Karin Mortstedt Family & Charity Trust. » More on de.investing.com

CLS Holdings has admitted 3,358,424 new ordinary shares to trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange. The shares were issued under the Enhanced Scrip Dividend Alternative for the final dividend for the year ended 31 December 2025 and are fully fungible with the existing ordinary shares. The total number of issued ordinary shares therefore rises to 442,136,204, of which 40,667,038 are held as treasury shares. » More on de.investing.com