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Portuguese ownership in BCP has dropped to a record low of 18%, falling behind international investors from China, Angola, and Anglo-Saxon regions as the bank focuses on enhancing shareholder returns.
Pharol shareholders will meet again on April 17 after failing to vote on two items scheduled for this Thursday's general meeting due to a lack of quorum, according to a market announcement. In a statement to the Portuguese Securities Market Commission (CMVM), the company explained that items six and seven could not be addressed.
The capital market thrives on something simple, yet central: trust. When a small shareholder buys shares in a listed company, they believe in a basic rule. If someone takes control of the company, that small investor will have the right to sell their shares under the same conditions as the major shareholders. This principle...
