Mony Group PLC (MONY), the parent company of price comparison platform MoneySuperMarket, has published its latest total voting rights and capital disclosure, confirming 511,634,063 ordinary shares in issue as at 30 October 2026. The update was made in compliance with the FCA's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rule 5.6.1 and is a routine regulatory obligation for listed companies. Shareholders are required to use this figure as the denominator when calculating whether they must notify the company of a change in their interest under applicable FCA transparency rules. The disclosure was signed by Victoria Hands, Deputy Company Secretary.

Key Points

  • Mony Group PLC (MONY) — parent of the MoneySuperMarket price comparison service
  • Total voting rights confirmed at 511,634,063 ordinary shares of 0.02 pence each as at 30 October 2026
  • The company holds no ordinary shares in treasury, meaning all issued shares carry voting rights
  • Investors holding or approaching disclosure thresholds should use this denominator to assess FCA notification obligations

Mony Group Confirms 511,634,063 Ordinary Shares in Issue With No Treasury Holdings

As at 30 October 2026, Mony Group PLC's entire issued share capital consists of 511,634,063 ordinary shares, each carrying a nominal value of 0.02 pence and full voting rights. The company confirms it holds no ordinary shares in treasury, which means the total voting rights figure and the total shares in issue are identical. This is a straightforward but legally significant disclosure for a FTSE-listed group, as it sets the precise denominator that all shareholders — institutional and retail alike — must apply when assessing their notification obligations under FCA transparency rules.

FCA Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rule 5.6.1 Drives Monthly Capital Reporting

The announcement was made in accordance with FCA Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rule 5.6.1, which requires UK-listed companies to publish their total voting rights and capital at the end of each month in which a change occurs. This regulatory framework ensures that investors can accurately determine whether their shareholding has crossed a notifiable threshold. For Mony Group, which operates in the competitive UK price comparison and financial services sector, maintaining transparent capital reporting is a core governance responsibility. The disclosure was authorised by Victoria Hands, the company's Deputy Company Secretary.

How Shareholders Must Use the 511,634,063 Denominator Under FCA Rules

Any shareholder — or person acquiring an interest in Mony Group shares — must divide their total holding by 511,634,063 to calculate their percentage interest in the company. If that percentage crosses certain thresholds specified in the FCA's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules, the shareholder is legally obliged to notify both the company and the FCA. Investors approaching key ownership levels should review their positions against this updated figure. The company did not disclose any changes to its wider capital structure or share buyback activity in this announcement.