TORM plc (TRMD) major holder sees voting power fall from 83.4% to 26.08%
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TORM plc’s major shareholder group reports a sharp reduction in voting power. OCM Njord Holdings S.à r.l. and affiliated Oaktree entities filed Amendment No. 21 to their Schedule 13D to reflect a change in voting rights. Under TORM’s articles, a threshold was triggered when the group first beneficially owned less than one third of the outstanding shares on January 6, 2026. As a result, their class C-share stopped carrying 350,000,000 votes and is being redeemed, cutting their aggregate voting rights from 83.40% to 26.08%. The group continues to beneficially own 26,425,059 Class A shares, representing 26.08% of the class based on 101,332,707 Class A shares outstanding as of November 21, 2025.
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Large TORM holder loses super-voting rights as ownership falls below one-third.
The filing shows OCM Njord Holdings and related Oaktree entities experiencing a structural drop in their voting power in TORM plc. Under the company’s articles, a special class C-share gave them 350,000,000 votes as long as they held at least one third of the outstanding shares. Once their beneficial ownership fell below that one-third threshold on
After this change, the group’s voting rights decreased from
FAQ
What ownership change does the latest Schedule 13D/A report for TORM plc (TRMD)?
The amendment reports that OCM Njord Holdings and affiliated Oaktree entities now beneficially own 26,425,059 Class A shares of TORM plc, representing 26.08% of the Class A shares based on 101,332,707 shares outstanding as of November 21, 2025.
How did the voting rights of the Oaktree-affiliated holders in TORM plc change?
According to the filing, their aggregate voting rights decreased from 83.40% to 26.08% when a threshold in TORM’s articles was triggered, causing their class C-share, which had 350,000,000 votes, to lose its voting power and be redeemed.
What triggered the loss of super-voting rights for the TORM plc shareholder group?
The articles of association define a threshold as the first time the reporting persons beneficially own less than one third of outstanding shares. The Board determined this occurred on January 6, 2026, which ended the class C-share’s 350,000,000 votes.
Does the shareholder group still hold an economic stake in TORM plc after this amendment?
Yes. The filing states the reporting persons continue to beneficially own an aggregate of 26,425,059 Class A shares, and this holding now represents the entirety of their voting rights in TORM plc.
Who are the reporting persons in the TORM plc Schedule 13D/A Amendment No. 21?
The reporting persons include OCM Njord Holdings S.à r.l., Oaktree Capital Management GP, LLC, Oaktree Capital Holdings, LLC, and Oaktree Capital Group Holdings GP, LLC, which report shared voting and dispositive power over 26,425,059 Class A shares.
Why was Amendment No. 21 to the Schedule 13D for TORM plc filed?
The document states that Amendment No. 21 is filed solely to report the change in voting rights held by the reporting persons, without modifying other previously reported information.