'British government no longer NatWest's largest shareholder' - Investing.com UK
- Kai Amode
- Mar 14
- 1 min read
The British government has reduced its stake in NatWest (LON:NWG) Group, selling 89 million shares in the UK-based lender on Thursday. This move has led to a change in the bank’s largest shareholder.
Previously, the government held the largest stake in NatWest, a position it acquired during a crisis-era bailout that saw its stake rise to 84% after an investment of 45 billion pounds, approximately $58.28 billion. The recent sale of shares has reduced the government’s stake to 4.82%.
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