Li-cycle Holdings CORP Schedule 13D activist filings
Filed when an investor crosses five percent and intends to influence the company — the activist disclosure.
Glencore Canada Corporation increased its beneficial ownership in Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. to 62.6% following a debt reduction and collateral release agreement.
Glencore plc and its subsidiaries have significantly increased their beneficial ownership in Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. to 65.9% as Li-Cycle undergoes creditor protection and Glencore pursues an acquisition via a credit bid.
SCHEDULE 13D/A: Glencore Seeks to Acquire Li-Cycle Amidst Liquidity Strain, Proposing Capital Restructuring
Glencore, a major shareholder, has formally expressed interest in acquiring Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. and/or substantially all of its business, citing the need to address the company's operational and capital structure issues.
Glencore has filed an Amendment No. 8 to its Schedule 13D, detailing significant amendments to its convertible notes in Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. and updating its beneficial ownership to a potential 66.5% stake.
SCHEDULE 13D/A: Glencore Updates Li-Cycle Stake and Details Extensive Past Legal Settlements Totaling Over $1.5 Billion
Glencore plc has filed an amendment to its Schedule 13D, confirming a 66.4% beneficial ownership in Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. through convertible notes and detailing over $1.5 billion in fines and forfeitures from past global legal proceedings related to bribery and market manipulation.
SCHEDULE 13D/A: Glencore's Stake in Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. Jumps to Nearly 70% Following Note Conversion Price Adjustments
Glencore plc and its subsidiaries have significantly increased their beneficial ownership in Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. to 69.8% following adjustments to the conversion prices of their outstanding convertible notes.
SCHEDULE 13D/A: Glencore's Dominant Stake in Li-Cycle Holdings Surges to 67.3% Following Convertible Note Adjustments
Glencore's beneficial ownership in Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. has increased to 67.3% of outstanding common shares due to adjustments in convertible note conversion prices and payment-in-kind interest.
Koch, Inc. and its affiliated entities have filed an exit Schedule 13D, indicating they are no longer beneficial owners of more than 5% of Li-Cycle Holdings Corp.'s common shares as of December 31, 2024.