Thrivest’s stake following the €300 million placement — through which it offloaded 16.7% of its shares — now stands at 24%, according to an announcement by CrediaBank. The share sale was carried out via an Accelerated Book Building process, and CrediaBank will not receive any new capital from the transaction.
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CrediaBank’s official announcement
CrediaBank S.A. (“CrediaBank” or the “Bank”) has been informed that its shareholder Thrivest Holding Ltd (“Thrivest”) has transferred 333,333,333 shares of CrediaBank, representing 16.7% of its share capital, through a Private Placement (the “Placement”). Following the above, Thrivest’s participation in the Bank’s share capital now stands at 24.0%.
The Bank will not receive any proceeds from the Placement.
The Placement was carried out through an Accelerated Book Building (ABB) process, which was launched after the close of the stock market on July 14, 2026. UBS Europe SE, Morgan Stanley Europe SE, Euroxx, and Pantelakis Securities acted as International Coordinators and Joint Bookrunners.
Morgan Stanley Europe SE and UBS Europe SE waived their right to invoke Thrivest’s lock-up obligation towards them — which related to the Bank’s share capital increase earlier this year, commencing on April 1, 2026 and expiring 180 days thereafter.
The Bank has also been informed that Thrivest has committed not to dispose of any additional shares in the Bank for a period of 90 days (lock-up), subject to customary exceptions.
