Scandinavian Enviro Systems converts SEK 5 million debt into shares

Bitget2026/10/21 19:08

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Scandinavian Enviro Systems will convert its entire SEK 5 million first-tranche loan from Nordic Restructuring and Growth Capital 1 into shares.
The conversion involves 62,500,000 shares at SEK 0.08 each, fully repaying the tranche and diluting existing shareholders by approximately 4.7%.
A further 2,500,000 warrants were issued free of charge, exercisable at SEK 0.167 per share for three years.
Full warrant exercise would result in additional dilution of approximately 0.2%.
The loan was requested on October 19, 2026, under an interest-free convertible financing agreement totaling up to SEK 100 million.

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