Wilmington plc (WIL), the London Stock Exchange-listed data, information, education and training group focused on global Governance, Risk and Compliance markets, has published its latest total voting rights disclosure in compliance with FCA Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules. The announcement, dated 2 November 2026, confirms the company's share capital position as at 30 October 2026. Shareholders are required to use the disclosed voting rights figure as a denominator when calculating whether they must notify changes to their interests in the company's share capital under applicable regulations.

Key Points

  • Wilmington plc (WIL) — listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange
  • Total voting rights attached to ordinary shares in issue confirmed at 90,009,176 as at 30 October 2026
  • 90,232,415 ordinary shares in issue; 223,239 ordinary shares held in treasury
  • Investors should monitor any subsequent notifications of major shareholding changes using this denominator figure

Wilmington plc Share Capital Position as at 30 October 2026

The announcement states that as at 30 October 2026, Wilmington plc had 90,232,415 ordinary shares of 5p each in issue. Of these, 223,239 ordinary shares are held in treasury and therefore carry no voting rights. This produces a total voting rights figure of 90,009,176 attached to ordinary shares in issue. The disclosure is made pursuant to the FCA's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules and Regulation 20 of the Transparency (Directive 2004/109/EC) Regulations 2007, as amended, both of which require listed companies to keep shareholders and the market informed of changes to their capital structure.

How the 90,009,176 Denominator Figure Is Used Under FCA Transparency Rules

Under the DTRs and associated Transparency Regulations, shareholders must assess whether their percentage interest in a listed company has crossed a notifiable threshold whenever the total voting rights figure changes. Wilmington confirms that the 90,009,176 figure is the correct denominator to be used for these calculations. Investors, funds or other entities holding or acquiring interests in Wilmington's ordinary shares are required to compare their holdings against this figure to determine whether a major shareholding notification obligation arises. The company's Company Secretary and Chief Financial Officer, Guy Millward, is named as the contact for further information.

Wilmington's Role in Global Governance, Risk and Compliance Markets

Wilmington plc describes itself as the recognised knowledge leader and partner of choice for data, information, education and training in the global Governance, Risk and Compliance sector. The company employs over 650 people and sells its products and services to customers in around 120 countries, giving it a broad international reach. Its revenues are generated through a combination of data provision, professional education and training, positioning the business within a specialist segment of the information services industry that is driven by regulatory demand and compliance requirements across multiple sectors worldwide.