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Claiming old Spanish shares

Bryony120
Posts: 2 Newbie

Hello,
I was gifted 400 shares in Grifols in 2001 when there was an IPO, I have an very old certificate / voucher but have never received any correspondence and have moved house many times since. Does anyone know how I would make sure these shares are in my name or and which Registrar would hold them (presumably a Spanish one)?
I have contacted Grifols over 10 times over the last 2 years and have never had a response and at this point think I will never be able to trace them. Any help appreciated.
Thanks
I was gifted 400 shares in Grifols in 2001 when there was an IPO, I have an very old certificate / voucher but have never received any correspondence and have moved house many times since. Does anyone know how I would make sure these shares are in my name or and which Registrar would hold them (presumably a Spanish one)?
I have contacted Grifols over 10 times over the last 2 years and have never had a response and at this point think I will never be able to trace them. Any help appreciated.
Thanks
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Bryony120 said:Hello,
I was gifted 400 shares in Grifols in 2001 when there was an IPO, I have an very old certificate / voucher but have never received any correspondence and have moved house many times since. Does anyone know how I would make sure these shares are in my name or and which Registrar would hold them (presumably a Spanish one)?
I have contacted Grifols over 10 times over the last 2 years and have never had a response and at this point think I will never be able to trace them. Any help appreciated.
ThanksYou need to contact its share registrar. Usually they're named on the share certificate but Grifol's website states it is, "Sociedad de Gestión de los Sistemas de Registro S.A. (Iberclear)."
When you contact Iberclear remember to ask about dividends you're owed. Recently it doesn't look to have been paying them and the last appears to have been paid on 07/06/21 but to that point it looks to have been paying twice a year.
https://www.iberclear.es/ing/Who-we-are/About-Iberclear0 -
Thank you for the reply, Iberclear say they do not know what I am talking about and to contact my 'Spanish custody entity' which doesn't really help matters. It is all very frustrating!0
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Bryony120 said:Thank you for the reply, Iberclear say they do not know what I am talking about and to contact my 'Spanish custody entity' which doesn't really help matters. It is all very frustrating!
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1438569/000110465917021206/a17-8984_120f.htm
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