Kernel minority shareholders were given six months to sell their shares at a price set by the regulator

Minority shareholders of the agricultural holding Kernel were given six months to sell their shares at a price set by the regulator.

This was reported by Latifundist with reference to the company’s statement on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

The Luxembourg Financial Sector Supervisory Commission (CSSF) has set a six-month deadline for the sell-out procedure – until December 29, 2026. During this time, minorities who have not yet exercised their right to the mandatory sale of shares will be able to sell them at a price set by the CSSF.

The final date of the settlements, as well as the terms of payment, will be announced by Namsen Limited and Kernel Holding in due course.

Recall that recently, a company selected by the Luxembourg financial regulator determined the fair price of the shares of the agricultural holding Kernel for the mandatory buy-out procedure.

The new estimate is only 2.5% higher than the previous one prepared by KPMG in July 2025, when the fair share price was determined at PLN 19.45.

Earlier, USM reported that the agricultural holding Kernel published an official position on the legal dispute with Sense Bank and its related company Greatford.