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The British government said on Friday it had sold its remaining shares in NatWest Group , ending almost 17 years of public ownership.
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The shareholding in NatWest Group PLC (LSE:NWG) owned by the UK government has now fallen below 1%. The government stake has dropped to 0.90%, according to a filing that showed the HM Treasury had sold another chunk of shares, meaning full private ownership is likely after the next sale.
UBS maintained its positive view on NatWest Group PLC (LSE:NWG) after a report that its £11 billion offer for Santander UK's retail business earlier this year was rejected. The Financial Times reported on Friday that NatWest's proposal was rejected by the Spanish lender, which has since raised €7 billion through a stake sale in its Polish unit, making a future transaction involving the UK business less likely.
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Banco Santander has rejected an offer of around 11 billion pounds ($14.63 billion) from NatWest for its UK retail bank, saying the bid undervalued the business, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
Shares of British bank NatWest Group have continued their outstanding run, with the ADSs now up around 30% so far in 2025. First quarter results were excellent, with the bank beating on both revenue and earnings, with the latter mapping to an incredibly strong high-teens return on tangible equity. NatWest shares trade for roughly 1.4x tangible net asset value. Given the strength of its earnings, this remains justified.