Cadeler investor Lexcor exposure falls below 5%
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) reports a change in a major shareholding.
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) reports a change in a major shareholding. On August 25, 2026, Lexcor Master Fund’s combined holding of Cadeler shares and related financial instruments fell below the 5% threshold of total share capital and voting rights. Lexcor Master Fund now holds Cadeler shares corresponding to 3.50% of the total share capital and voting rights, and additional financial instruments corresponding to 1.42%. In total, Lexcor Master Fund’s exposure represents 4.92% of Cadeler’s share capital and voting rights. Lexcor Master Fund is ultimately controlled by Marble Bar Asset Management LLP.
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Key Figures
Shareholding percentage: 3.50% of total share capital and voting rights
Financial instruments exposure: 1.42% of total share capital and voting rights
Total exposure: 4.92% of total share capital and voting rights
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4 metrics
Shareholding percentage
3.50% of total share capital and voting rights
Cadeler shares directly held by Lexcor Master Fund after August 25, 2026
Financial instruments exposure
1.42% of total share capital and voting rights
Other financial instruments in Cadeler held by Lexcor Master Fund
Total exposure
4.92% of total share capital and voting rights
Combined Cadeler shares and financial instruments held by Lexcor Master Fund
Disclosure threshold
5%
Major shareholder notification threshold under Danish rules crossed below on August 25, 2026
Key Terms
major shareholder notification, Danish Capital Markets Act, Danish Companies Act, financial instruments, +1 more
5 terms
Danish Capital Markets Act regulatory
"pursuant to Sections 38-40 of the Danish Capital Markets Act"
A national law that sets the rules for trading, reporting and oversight of securities and financial markets in Denmark; think of it as the official rulebook that governs how companies, investors and intermediaries must behave when raising capital or trading shares. It matters to investors because it mandates information disclosure, market transparency and conduct standards that reduce fraud, make prices more reliable and protect shareholder rights, helping investors judge risks and make informed decisions.
Danish Companies Act regulatory
"and Section 55 of the Danish Companies Act, respectively"
financial instruments financial
"direct and indirect holdings of shares and financial instruments in Cadeler"
Financial instruments are assets or contracts that hold monetary value and can be bought, sold, or traded. They serve as tools for investors to grow, protect, or transfer money, much like how a ticket or voucher can be used to access goods or services. These instruments help individuals and organizations manage financial goals and risks across different markets and economic conditions.
voting rights financial
"of the total share capital and voting rights in Cadeler"
Voting rights are the ability of shareholders to have a say in important company decisions, like choosing leaders or approving big changes. They matter because they give owners a voice in how the company is run, similar to how voters influence elections, ensuring the company acts in shareholders’ interests.
FAQ
What is Lexcor Master Fund’s total exposure to Cadeler A/S (CDLR) including financial instruments?
Including both shares and other financial instruments, Lexcor Master Fund’s total exposure represents 4.92% of Cadeler A/S’s total share capital and voting rights, below the Danish statutory major-shareholder threshold of 5%.
How much of Cadeler A/S (CDLR) is held by Lexcor Master Fund through financial instruments?
Lexcor Master Fund holds other financial instruments in Cadeler A/S corresponding to 1.42% of the total share capital and voting rights, in addition to its direct shareholding of 3.50%.
AI-generated analysis. How Rhea-AI works. Not financial advice.
