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OSB GROUP PLC - Admission to Trading

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15,233 ordinary shares admitted to trading under employee share scheme block admission.

  • Shares admitted to trading 15,233
  • Total shares in issue following admission 335,364,143
  • Shares remaining subject to block admission 2,081,268
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The Company announced today the following information in accordance with PRM 1.6.4R of the FCA's Prospectus Rules: Admission to Trading on a Regulated Market sourcebook.

Details of issuer

(A) NameOSB Group plc
(B) LEI213800ZBKL9BHSL2K459
Details of the transferable securities admitted to trading
(A) Name, type and identification codeOrdinary shares of £0.01 each GB00BLDRH360
(B) Regulated MarketLondon Stock Exchange Main Market
(C) Number of further securities issued and admitted15,233
(D) Total number of securities in issue following admission335,364,143 (2,081,268 ordinary shares (not yet in issue) remain subject to the block admission).
(E) FungibilityFully fungible with existing ordinary shares.
Issue and admission details
(A) Date of issuance and admissionIssued on dates between 1 October 2026 – 31 October 2026 inclusive (admitted under the Company’s existing block admission)
(B) Coverage of notificationAdmission of shares under the Company’s employee share schemes from 1 October 2026 up to 31 October 2026, admitted to trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange under the Company’s existing block admission of shares.
(C) ProspectusNo prospectus was required in connection with the admissions.

Enquiries: Jason Elphick Group General Counsel and Company Secretary Email: Company.secretariat@osb.co.uk

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