Flerie’s majority owner waives share allocation – other owners’ stake in the company increases by approximately 15.5 per cent
In connection with the termination of Flerie's redemption scheme, the Annual General Meeting resolved to carry out a bonus issue. The company's largest shareholder, Thomas Eldered, has undertaken to return all shares allocated to him in the issue for cancellation, without compensation. This means that other shareholders' ownership stake will increase by approximately 15.5 per cent.
The Annual General Meeting of Flerie AB (publ) resolved, in connection with the removal of the company’s redemption scheme, to carry out a bonus issue through the issuance of new ordinary shares. The bonus issue will be carried out at a ratio of 1:7, meaning that each shareholder will receive one (1) new ordinary share for every seven (7) existing ordinary shares held on the record date, 18 May 2026. The new shares will be issued free of charge. The last day of trading in the share with the right to receive an allocation in the bonus issue is 13 May 2026.
The company’s largest shareholder, Thomas Eldered, has undertaken to return, without compensation, all ordinary shares allotted to him through the bonus issue to the company for cancellation. As a result, other shareholders’ ownership stake in Flerie will increase by approximately 15.5 per cent following completion of the bonus issue. At the same time, the measure will increase the number of shares in the market, which is expected to contribute to improved liquidity.