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NatWest to exit stake in Irish bank PTSB

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Posted on July 14, 2025

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· Last updated: January 22, 2026

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(Reuters) -NatWest Group said on Monday it intends to exit its interest in Permanent TSB Group by selling about 63.6 million shares in the Irish bank. NatWest is the second-biggest shareholder in PTSB

NatWest to exit stake in Irish bank PTSB

(Reuters) -NatWest Group said on Monday it intends to exit its interest in Permanent TSB Group by selling about 63.6 million shares in the Irish bank.

NatWest is the second-biggest shareholder in PTSB with a 11.7% stake, according to LSEG data.

(Reporting by Shanima A in Bengaluru)

Key Takeaways

  • NatWest plans to sell 63.6 million shares in PTSB.
  • NatWest holds an 11.7% stake in PTSB.
  • The sale marks NatWest's strategic exit from PTSB.
  • NatWest is the second-largest shareholder in PTSB.
  • The announcement was reported by Reuters.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is NatWest's current stake in Permanent TSB?
NatWest holds an 11.7% stake in Permanent TSB, making it the second-biggest shareholder.
How many shares does NatWest plan to sell?
NatWest intends to sell approximately 63.6 million shares in Permanent TSB.
When did NatWest announce its decision to exit PTSB?
NatWest announced its intention to exit its interest in Permanent TSB on Monday.

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