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Shares of Latvia's RER electric equipment maker acquired by Cyprus-registered company

BC, Riga, 24.04.2017.Print version
Russia's Baltijskij Bank has lost a significant stake in Rigas Elektromasinbuves Rupnica (RER) which makes electric equipment for trains, according to the company's statement to Nasdaq Riga stock exchange.

The statement said that on April 18 Baltijskij Bank has disposed of 17.4% of shares in RER. Baltijskij Bank earlier held 1,008,994 shares in the company.


At the same time, 1,008,994 shares or 17.4% were acquired by Cyprus-registered Crowning Finance Cyprus Limited.


RER share capital consists of 5,799,005 shares with a face value of EUR 1.4. including 2,798,400 shares in public circulation.


Earlier 46% of RER stake belonged to Russia's Krona Group, 23% to Belgium-registered company Mals Company Ltd, 17.4% to Russia' s Baltijskij Bank, and 10.04% to Imfelant Productions Inc registered in the British Virgin Islands.


As reported, RER closed 2016 with preliminary turnover of EUR 20.243 mln euros or 54.6% up y-o-y and a profit of EUR 332,802 as opposed to a loss in 2015.


RER is quoted on the Secondary List of the Nasdaq Riga stock exchange. Its largest shareholders are Padmore Systems Corp., Lacrier Select Inc. and Mals Company Ltd.






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