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NZ Automotive Investments Limited (NZX: NZA) Proposed Sell Down by NZA Founder to Improve Liquidity

Friday 17th September 2021

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NZ Automotive Investments Limited has been advised that an existing substantial shareholder is completing a sell-down through a bookbuild process through selected retail brokers.

A trading halt is required to facilitate an orderly market for NZA securities while the book build takes place.

The size of the sell-down is up to $5.0m which is expected to represent approximately 10% of the total market capitalisation of NZA. If the placement is fully subscribed, NZA’s free float will increase from ~8% to 20%.

The founder’s decision is aligned to and facilitates the business strategy of increasing liquidity and broader engagement in the stock.

The offer is being made while NZA’s shares are in a trading halt, which is expected to remain in place until the earlier of:

• An announcement about the completion of the bookbuild; or

• Close of trading on Friday, 17 September 2021.

If fully subscribed the founder will remain a substantial shareholder in the NZA owning 34% of shares on issue following the sell-down.

Please see the link below for details

Proposed share sell down by NZA founder

Source: NZ Automotive Investments Limited



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