BLOCK LISTING SIX MONTHLY RETURN
Overview of the Block Listing Return
Applicant Information
The applicant, Irish Continental Group plc, is known for its commitment to enhancing shareholder value through strategic share options. The ICG Share Option Plans are central to their operational framework.
Period of Return
This report covers the period from April 1st, 2025, to September 30th, 2025, providing a clear timeline for stakeholders to assess changes in securities availability.
Balance of Securities
As of the last return, there are 2,970,439 ICG Units remaining unallotted under the ICG Share Option Plans. This figure indicates the potential for future share option allocation, reflecting ongoing commitment to capital manage.
Increase in Block Scheme
It’s noteworthy to mention that, since the last review, there have been no increases in the block scheme. This has remained stable, with requests for increases being non-applicable at this time.
Issued Securities During Period
During this period, there have been no securities issued or allotted under the schemes. Therefore, the balance remains the same at 2,970,439 ICG Units, demonstrating the company’s careful management of shareholder options.
Contact Information
For any inquiries or further details about this return, interested parties can reach out to Brian Holland at +353 1 607 5700. This transparency reinforces Irish Continental Group’s dedication to maintaining clear communication with its shareholders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the block listing return?
The block listing return provides stakeholders with an update about the available securities within the share option plans, ensuring transparency in ownership structure.
How many ICG Units are currently unallotted?
At the end of the reporting period, there are 2,970,439 ICG Units still unallotted, indicating a potential for future allocation.
Who can be contacted for more information?
Brian Holland is the point of contact for inquiries related to this report, available at +353 1 607 5700.
Has there been any increase in the block scheme recently?
No increase has been made to the block scheme since the last return, reflecting a stable approach to share allocation.
What does this return imply for shareholders?
This return offers shareholders insight into the current state of securities, allowing for better-informed decisions regarding their investments.