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Bioextrax issues warrant alongside SEK 4.1 million rights offering units

Bioextrax issues warrant alongside SEK 4.1 million rights offering units

BitgetBitget2026/10/14 06:01
  • Bioextrax opened a rights issue of units raising about SEK 4.1 million before costs, each unit including a TO 2026/2027 warrant.
  • Each TO 2026/2027 warrant entitles holders to subscribe for 1 new share at SEK 2.31 during May 3–17, 2027.
  • Warrants are not intended to be admitted to trading.


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