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Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon plc (BGS) Ordinary 2p Shares

Sell:136.40p Buy:137.00p 0 Change: 0.60p (0.44%)
Market closed Prices as at close on 6 February 2026 Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes | Switch to live prices |
Tender Offer

Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon plc Ordinary 2p Shares

Type:
Tender Offer
Shareholder action required:
Yes
Status:
Client deadline
Details (last updated 5 Feb 2026)

Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon plc has proposed to purchase up to 15% of its shares. This is called a tender offer and is a way companies return cash to shareholders. The tender offer is subject to a shareholder approval at a meeting to be held on 18 February 2026.

We don’t know yet what price you’ll get for the shares you sell. The tender offer price is set to be announced by the company on or around 9 March 2026 and calculated as of close of business on 6 March 2026. Tender offer price will represent the Net Asset Value (NAV) per share, minus a 2% discount and associated tender offer costs. You can read the full terms of the offer in the Tender Offer Circular.

You can ask to sell all or part of your holding in the offer. You’ve got a guaranteed entitlement to tender (i.e. elect to sell) 15% of your shareholding. You can ask to sell more or less than this, but you might not successfully sell all the shares you tender above this entitlement.

If you don’t want to sell any shares, you don’t need to do anything.

Sell shares in the offer – Act by noon on Wednesday 25 February 2026

Any shares you ask to sell will be removed from your portfolio from 25 February 2026. You’ll receive cash from shares successfully sold on or around 20 March 2026. Any shares not successfully sold will be returned to your account around the same time.

As your shares are held with Hargreaves Lansdown, scaling back of excess tenders may not be on the same terms as those announced by the company.

Full details of this event will be sent to Qualifying Hargreaves Lansdown clients by either post or secure message. Please note that any instruction you give must be based on the full details provided in the letter and not on the summary information outlined above.

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Sell:136.40p
Buy:137.00p
Change: 0.60p (0.44%)
Market closed Prices as at close on 6 February 2026 Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes | Switch to live prices |
Tender Offer

Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon plc Ordinary 2p Shares

Type:
Tender Offer
Shareholder action required:
Yes
Status:
Client deadline
Details (last updated 5 Feb 2026)

Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon plc has proposed to purchase up to 15% of its shares. This is called a tender offer and is a way companies return cash to shareholders. The tender offer is subject to a shareholder approval at a meeting to be held on 18 February 2026.

We don’t know yet what price you’ll get for the shares you sell. The tender offer price is set to be announced by the company on or around 9 March 2026 and calculated as of close of business on 6 March 2026. Tender offer price will represent the Net Asset Value (NAV) per share, minus a 2% discount and associated tender offer costs. You can read the full terms of the offer in the Tender Offer Circular.

You can ask to sell all or part of your holding in the offer. You’ve got a guaranteed entitlement to tender (i.e. elect to sell) 15% of your shareholding. You can ask to sell more or less than this, but you might not successfully sell all the shares you tender above this entitlement.

If you don’t want to sell any shares, you don’t need to do anything.

Sell shares in the offer – Act by noon on Wednesday 25 February 2026

Any shares you ask to sell will be removed from your portfolio from 25 February 2026. You’ll receive cash from shares successfully sold on or around 20 March 2026. Any shares not successfully sold will be returned to your account around the same time.

As your shares are held with Hargreaves Lansdown, scaling back of excess tenders may not be on the same terms as those announced by the company.

Full details of this event will be sent to Qualifying Hargreaves Lansdown clients by either post or secure message. Please note that any instruction you give must be based on the full details provided in the letter and not on the summary information outlined above.

×
Sell:136.40p
Buy:137.00p
Change: 0.60p (0.44%)
Market closed Prices as at close on 6 February 2026 Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes | Switch to live prices |
Tender Offer

Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon plc Ordinary 2p Shares

Type:
Tender Offer
Shareholder action required:
Yes
Status:
Client deadline
Details (last updated 5 Feb 2026)

Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon plc has proposed to purchase up to 15% of its shares. This is called a tender offer and is a way companies return cash to shareholders. The tender offer is subject to a shareholder approval at a meeting to be held on 18 February 2026.

We don’t know yet what price you’ll get for the shares you sell. The tender offer price is set to be announced by the company on or around 9 March 2026 and calculated as of close of business on 6 March 2026. Tender offer price will represent the Net Asset Value (NAV) per share, minus a 2% discount and associated tender offer costs. You can read the full terms of the offer in the Tender Offer Circular.

You can ask to sell all or part of your holding in the offer. You’ve got a guaranteed entitlement to tender (i.e. elect to sell) 15% of your shareholding. You can ask to sell more or less than this, but you might not successfully sell all the shares you tender above this entitlement.

If you don’t want to sell any shares, you don’t need to do anything.

Sell shares in the offer – Act by noon on Wednesday 25 February 2026

Any shares you ask to sell will be removed from your portfolio from 25 February 2026. You’ll receive cash from shares successfully sold on or around 20 March 2026. Any shares not successfully sold will be returned to your account around the same time.

As your shares are held with Hargreaves Lansdown, scaling back of excess tenders may not be on the same terms as those announced by the company.

Full details of this event will be sent to Qualifying Hargreaves Lansdown clients by either post or secure message. Please note that any instruction you give must be based on the full details provided in the letter and not on the summary information outlined above.

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Objective

To achieve long-term capital growth principally through investment in small Japanese companies which are believed to have above average prospects for growth.The portfolio is constructed through the identification of individual companies which offer long term growth potential, typically over a three to five year horizon. The portfolio is actively managed and does not seek to track the comparative index, hence a degree of volatility against the index is inevitable
Security Weight
Tsugami Corp 4.02%
Yonex Co Ltd 3.99%
GAtechnologies Co Ltd Ordinary Shares 3.86%
Jeol Ltd 2.90%
Kohoku Kogyo Co Ltd 2.61%
Katitas Co Ltd 2.61%
Appier Group Inc 2.41%
Nifco Inc 2.31%
MegaChips Corp 2.28%
Lifenet Insurance Co 2.27%
Sector Weight
Technology 26.88%
Industrials 25.87%
Consumer Cyclical 16.33%
Healthcare 7.87%
Communication Services 6.40%
Financial Services 5.01%
Consumer Defensive 4.04%
Basic Materials 2.07%
Country Weight
Japan 94.47%

Fee Structure

Management fee of 0.75% on the first GBP 50m of net assets, 0.65% on the next GBP 200m of net assets and 0.55% on the remainder. The fees are calculated and paid on a quarterly basis. Contract terminable on notice period of 6 months.

Dividend Policy

The policy is to pursue long-term capital growth, with no specific dividend policy.

ASSET SPLIT

Total number of holdings: 67.

Trust Manager

Brian Lum

Manager Bio

Mr. Lum is a portfolio manager in the Manager's International Growth Research Team and became a member of the International Growth Portfolio Construction Group in May 2015. He also Chairs the Manager's International Smaller Companies Portfolio Construction Group. Mr. Lum joined Baillie Gifford in 2006 and initially worked in the North American and Emerging Markets departments, before spending a number of years focused on investment in smaller companies. Mr. Lum graduated MSci and BA (Hons) in Physics from the University of Cambridge in 2006.

Board Of Directors

Jamie SkinnerChairman, Sethu Vijayakumar, Claire Finn, Kevin Troup, Abigail Rotheroe

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