FMR LLC raises indirect voting rights in Jumbo to 5.10 per cent
Fidelity Investments’ parent crossed the 5 per cent voting-rights threshold in Jumbo, whose Cyprus sales rose approximately 15 per cent in September.

Athens, Greece. FMR LLC, the parent of Fidelity Investments, increased its indirect voting rights in Greek toy and retail group Jumbo SA to 5.10 per cent, Jumbo said in a corrected announcement. The acquisition took its holding above the 5 per cent disclosure threshold.
Threshold crossed on October 14
According to the notification Jumbo received on October 16, 2026, FMR LLC crossed the threshold on October 14. Its indirect holding reached 6,859,182 voting rights, representing 5.10 per cent of Jumbo’s total, compared with the previously reported 4.99 per cent.
Jumbo said the disclosure complied with Greek Law 3556/2007, the European Union’s Market Abuse Regulation (EU) 596/2014 and the Athens Stock Exchange Regulation.
Controlled entities identified
The notification identified FMR LLC as the ultimate controlling legal entity and detailed the controlled undertakings through which the rights are effectively held.
Alongside FMR LLC, the reported chain included Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC, FIAM Holdings LLC, FIAM LLC, FMTC Holdings LLC and Fidelity Management Trust Company.
Cyprus sales rise during back-to-school season
The higher reported voting-rights holding comes amid sales growth in most of Jumbo’s markets. In a disclosure earlier in October, the retailer reported strong back-to-school trading in Cyprus.
Jumbo said its Cyprus sales were approximately 15 per cent higher year-on-year in September, while the increase for the first nine months of 2026 was around 7 per cent.
Group-wide sales rose 8 per cent in September and 6 per cent over January–September, according to the retailer. It also reported strong growth in Bulgaria, with Romania the only market recording a decline.
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