APS Bank has announced the successful closure of its Rights Issue, raising €45.8 million in new capital as part of its ongoing growth and strengthening strategy. The offer attracted strong investor interest and was oversubscribed, reflecting continued confidence among shareholders in the Bank’s long-term direction.
As part of the final allocation policy, APS confirmed that all Proportionate Entitlements subscribed to by Eligible Shareholders have been fully satisfied, including shares transferred to transferees. Applications for up to 30,000 Excess Shares were allotted in full, while applications above that amount were scaled down by 16.53%. The Bank noted that complete allocation details and technical information are available in its official company announcement and Prospectus.
APS Bank said the new shares will be allotted and admitted to the Official List on Friday 28 November 2025, with trading expected to commence on Monday 1 December 2025. The capital raise forms part of the Bank’s broader strategy to reinforce its capital base, support lending activities and continue investing in its operational and technological development.
Commenting on the outcome, Chief Financial Officer Ronald Mizzi expressed gratitude to shareholders and stakeholders who participated in the issue. “We are deeply grateful to our investors for their trust and support in this Rights Issue. Their confidence paves the way for the next phase of our strategic growth. We also extend our thanks to our dedicated staff, advisors, the authorised financial intermediaries, and all stakeholders who contributed to this successful outcome,” he said.
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