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NGM fines Obducat SEK 500,000 for MAR disclosure breach

NGM fines Obducat SEK 500,000 for MAR disclosure breach

BitgetBitget2026/09/27 16:09
  • NGM’s disciplinary committee ruled Obducat breached EU market abuse disclosure rules tied to a May 4, 2026 contract release.
  • Decision dated Sept. 25, 2026 found violations of MAR Article 17, plus related EU implementing rules, NGM Main Market rulebook.
  • Obducat was ordered to pay a SEK 500,000 penalty under the NGM rulebook.


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