PIMCO exits Mynaric (MYNA) ordinary shares, gains new equity via swap
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Pacific Investment Management Company LLC filed Amendment No. 1 to its Schedule 13D on Mynaric AG to report that it now beneficially owns 0 Ordinary Shares, or 0% of that class. On August 14, 2025, as part of a StaRUG restructuring process, Mynaric’s existing share capital was reduced to zero and all outstanding Ordinary Shares were canceled for no value, including those previously held by PIMCO. The amendment also notes that, following a debt‑to‑equity swap, PIMCO is now the sole beneficial owner of the new equity of Mynaric, indicating that the company’s ownership structure has been completely reset through the restructuring.
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- None.
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- Existing Mynaric ordinary shareholders wiped out as all outstanding Ordinary Shares were canceled for no value on August 14, 2025, reducing prior equity investors’ holdings in that class to zero.
Insights
Mynaric’s old equity was wiped out in a StaRUG restructuring while PIMCO received all new equity.
The disclosure shows that all existing Ordinary Shares of Mynaric AG were canceled for no value as part of a StaRUG restructuring completed on
At the same time, a debt‑to‑equity swap left PIMCO as sole beneficial owner of Mynaric’s new equity, meaning economic control shifted entirely to creditors involved in the swap. The impact on investors depends on how the new equity is structured and whether it later becomes broadly held.
FAQ
What does PIMCO’s Schedule 13D/A say about its Mynaric (MYNA) ownership?
What happened to Mynaric AG’s existing Ordinary Shares in the StaRUG process?
Who now owns Mynaric AG’s new equity after the restructuring described by PIMCO?
Why did PIMCO file Amendment No. 1 to its Schedule 13D for Mynaric (MYNA)?
What percentage of Mynaric AG’s Ordinary Shares does PIMCO now report owning?
Did PIMCO trade Mynaric Ordinary Shares in the 60 days before August 14, 2025?