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LSE SPAC-II Limited Files Disclosure of Interest as Required by PSX Regulations

LSE SPAC-II Limited submitted a statutory disclosure of interest for its directors, executives, spouses and substantial shareholders under PSX regulation 5.6.1(d).

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Routine disclosure filing, no material effect on PSX sectors; Watch for any individual insider activity.

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## Background

LSE SPAC-II Limited, a listed entity on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), has complied with the disclosure requirements set out in clause 5.6.1(d) of the PSX Regulations. The filing pertains to the interests held by its directors, chief executive officer, other senior executives, their spouses, and any substantial shareholders.

## Details of the Disclosure

The company submitted a comprehensive statement outlining the shareholdings and related interests of the aforementioned parties. The disclosure includes the number of shares owned directly and indirectly, any changes in holdings since the last reporting period, and any agreements that could affect the company’s governance or share price.

## Regulatory Context

Under PSX Regulation 5.6.1(d), listed companies must disclose the interests of key insiders and substantial shareholders to promote transparency and protect investor confidence. Such filings are publicly available through the PSX’s document portal.

## Market Implications

The filing is a routine compliance exercise and does not introduce new commercial developments, partnerships, or financial transactions that would materially affect the company’s operations or valuation. Investors are advised to review the disclosed information for any personal investment decisions, but the announcement itself carries no direct impact on sector performance or market sentiment.