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CMB.TECH NV shareholders led by Compagnie Maritime Belge NV reported changes to their Schedule 13D following the Issuer's merger with Golden Ocean Group Limited. The filing states the Issuer issued 95,952,934 new Ordinary Shares as merger consideration, which changed the ownership calculations used by the Reporting Persons.
Based on 290,169,769 Ordinary Shares outstanding immediately after the merger, the Reporting Persons reported 178,726,458–178,750,858 shares, equal to 61.6%. Because the Issuer temporarily lent 25,807,878 Treasury Shares to DNB Bank ASA for settlement, outstanding share count may be treated as 315,977,647, reducing the Reporting Persons' economic ownership to approximately 56.6% for the duration of the lending agreement, expected to be repaid on or about August 21, 2025.
CMB.TECH NV Schedule 13D Amendment No. 32 updates ownership and new financing arrangements. Compagnie Maritime Belge NV (CMB) directly owns 178,726,458 Ordinary Shares, representing 92.02% of the outstanding Ordinary Shares based on 194,216,835 shares reported as of April 1, 2025. Saverco NV and certain Saverys individuals report shared voting and dispositive power over 178,750,858 shares (92.04%). Reporting Persons state no transactions in the past 60 days and note contractual transfer restrictions.
The amendment discloses a new syndicated term loan facility: an aggregate $500,000,000 term loan to refinance existing bridge facilities, with scheduled installments of $100M at 12 months, $50M at 18 months and the remainder at the two-year anniversary. The loan is secured by a pledge of CMB's Ordinary Shares under a Belgian law pledge agreement. CMB also entered a share lending agreement to loan 13,410,448 shares to DNB to facilitate the Golden Ocean merger listing, expected to close August 20, 2025, and terminate no later than August 27, 2025.
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