Based on the circular from the latest AGM, which you can find here:
TUI has already officially provided the available options in case of a LSE delisting. You can find them on Page 14 of the above official PDF.
As we now know that the delisting will go through, I’m wondering if Trading212 can comment on which of these options would be feasible for someone holding TUI shares in an ISA account.
Thanks for the update. Since Trading212 offers the XETRA listing, is it safe to assume, the transfer of the LSE shares will happen automatically then with no further issues?
Hi @Bogi.H
Thanks for the update.
Shares are sat in our accounts but showing in £’s rather than Euros presently, with no profit or loss.
Will that change when the official move starts on Monday 24th June please?
Following the stock migration, TUI stock has an average price of £0, if I sell any of it, the entire value of the transaction will be liable for UK capital gains tax instead of just the profit/loss. In my case, it is only a small sum involved, but it might be enough to push me over the tax allowance threshold and generate a pile of paperwork. Will an appropriate average price eventually appear?
I have just checked my account, the amount of shares showing is cost showing is far less, also i saw in my transaction history and it showed that the shares were sold with a huge loss, didn’t quite get the process, is this still in process to update my account with correct shares and the equivalent amount in Xetra?
@JoeM, it would be best to contact your local tax authorities about any tax-related questions. As for the average price, we won’t make any further adjustments.
@koletisai, shares were distributed with a ratio of 1-for-1 to the Xetra listing. Therefore, LSE shares were closed at 0.00 GBP. You can check this in the ‘History’ → ‘Orders’ tab. Then, we distributed the new shares with a value of 0.00 EUR.