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DCC plc (DCC) Ordinary EUR0.25

Sell:5,005.00p Buy:5,010.00p 0 Change: 25.00p (0.50%)
FTSE 100:0.23%
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Ex-dividend | Tender Offer

DCC plc Ordinary EUR0.25

Type:
Tender Offer
Shareholder action required:
Yes
Status:
Client deadline
Details (last updated 8 Dec 2025)

DCC plc wants to return up to £600 million to shareholders. To do this the company is offering to buy approximately 12.3% of its shares at a price between £50.20 and £53.20. This is called a tender offer.

 

If you don’t want to tender your shares, you don't need to do anything. You’ll keep your existing shares.

 

Please see below for a breakdown of the tender offer:

 

• You can ask to sell (tender) some or all of your shares at a specific price which is not less than £50.20, or greater than £53.20 (in increments of £0.75, e.g. £50.20, £50.95, £51.70, £52.45, etc.) Alternatively you can ask to tender at the eventual purchase price, which will be determined on completion of the offer.


• The eventual purchase price will be the lowest price within the range at which the company can accept tenders totalling up to £600 million.


• If you tender your shares at a price higher than the purchase price your instruction will be rejected and your shares will be returned to you.


• If you tender your shares at a price less than or equal to the eventual purchase price, you’ll receive the purchase price for any shares successfully sold. However, depending on the total number of elections, you may not sell all of the shares you ask to tender. 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.

 

Sell shares in the offer – Act by noon on Friday 12 December 2025

 

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/message and not on the summary information outlined above.

 

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Market closed |  Prices as at close on 8 December 2025 Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes | Switch to live prices |
Ex-dividend | Tender Offer

DCC plc Ordinary EUR0.25

Type:
Tender Offer
Shareholder action required:
Yes
Status:
Client deadline
Details (last updated 8 Dec 2025)

DCC plc wants to return up to £600 million to shareholders. To do this the company is offering to buy approximately 12.3% of its shares at a price between £50.20 and £53.20. This is called a tender offer.

 

If you don’t want to tender your shares, you don't need to do anything. You’ll keep your existing shares.

 

Please see below for a breakdown of the tender offer:

 

• You can ask to sell (tender) some or all of your shares at a specific price which is not less than £50.20, or greater than £53.20 (in increments of £0.75, e.g. £50.20, £50.95, £51.70, £52.45, etc.) Alternatively you can ask to tender at the eventual purchase price, which will be determined on completion of the offer.


• The eventual purchase price will be the lowest price within the range at which the company can accept tenders totalling up to £600 million.


• If you tender your shares at a price higher than the purchase price your instruction will be rejected and your shares will be returned to you.


• If you tender your shares at a price less than or equal to the eventual purchase price, you’ll receive the purchase price for any shares successfully sold. However, depending on the total number of elections, you may not sell all of the shares you ask to tender. 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.

 

Sell shares in the offer – Act by noon on Friday 12 December 2025

 

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/message and not on the summary information outlined above.

 

×
Sell:5,005.00p
Buy:5,010.00p
Change: 25.00p (0.50%)
Market closed |  Prices as at close on 8 December 2025 Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes | Switch to live prices |
Ex-dividend | Tender Offer

DCC plc Ordinary EUR0.25

Type:
Tender Offer
Shareholder action required:
Yes
Status:
Client deadline
Details (last updated 8 Dec 2025)

DCC plc wants to return up to £600 million to shareholders. To do this the company is offering to buy approximately 12.3% of its shares at a price between £50.20 and £53.20. This is called a tender offer.

 

If you don’t want to tender your shares, you don't need to do anything. You’ll keep your existing shares.

 

Please see below for a breakdown of the tender offer:

 

• You can ask to sell (tender) some or all of your shares at a specific price which is not less than £50.20, or greater than £53.20 (in increments of £0.75, e.g. £50.20, £50.95, £51.70, £52.45, etc.) Alternatively you can ask to tender at the eventual purchase price, which will be determined on completion of the offer.


• The eventual purchase price will be the lowest price within the range at which the company can accept tenders totalling up to £600 million.


• If you tender your shares at a price higher than the purchase price your instruction will be rejected and your shares will be returned to you.


• If you tender your shares at a price less than or equal to the eventual purchase price, you’ll receive the purchase price for any shares successfully sold. However, depending on the total number of elections, you may not sell all of the shares you ask to tender. 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.

 

Sell shares in the offer – Act by noon on Friday 12 December 2025

 

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/message and not on the summary information outlined above.

 

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