NatWest buys back shares from UK government


The British government has sold £1.24 billion of its shares in NatWest Group, cutting its stake from 26% down to 22.5% in share sale.

NatWest bought back 392.4 million shares from the government at 316.2p per share.

Since March 2024, the Government has not been a shareholder in NatWest stock. The government aims to continue to selling shares in the market until August 2025, according to Reuters.

Earlier this week, NatWest faced backlash for a major outage on their mobile app during the UK bank holiday weekend.


By on Fri, 31 May 2024 11:02:00 GMT
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