Glasgow-based Celtic PLC said on Monday it issued 16,612 new ordinary shares of 1p each under its dividend reinvestment scheme at a notional price of 213p per share.
The company applied for admission of the new shares to trading on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market, with dealings set to begin on September 4, 2026. The new shares will rank equally with existing ordinary shares in the company’s capital structure.
Following the issuance, Celtic’s total share capital comprises 95,139,731 ordinary shares of 1p each, alongside 12,623,292 convertible preferred ordinary shares of 100p each and 15,467,623 convertible cumulative preference shares of 60p each. The company also holds 706,616,416 deferred shares of 1p each, which are not listed, non-transferable and carry no voting or substantive economic rights.
The convertible cumulative preference shares do not carry voting rights, the company noted. The announcement corrected a previous statement that had misstated the number of deferred shares outstanding.
