Goldman Sachs has again increased its stake in Acerinox's capital, reaching a historic high in the steel group's shareholding since its arrival in 2021, by exceeding the threshold of 4.34%.
According to the latest data published by the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), the investment bank now controls 4.347% of the capital, combining both voting rights linked directly to shares and those derived from various financial instruments.
With this move, Goldman Sachs now holds around 10.84 million shares of the company, which at current stock market prices represent close to 180 million euros. At 5:06 PM, Acerinox shares were trading at 16.51 euros, implying a 0.86% advance in the session.
The US entity entered the multinational dedicated to the manufacture and commercialization of stainless steel and high-performance alloys in July 2021, with an initial stake of 3.11%, which it later reduced to 2.756% that same year, a percentage it maintained unchanged until 2026, according to the stock market supervisor's registry.
With the latest increase, Goldman Sachs reinforces its role as Acerinox's third reference shareholder, placing it only behind Corporación Financiera Alba and Fundación Privada Daniel Bravo Andreu, which hold 18.95% and 5.7% of the capital, respectively.