Nanologica Announces Extraordinary General Meeting
Bitget2026/10/27 13:59- Nanologica will hold an extraordinary general meeting on November 30, 2026, at law firm Lindahl's offices in Stockholm.
- Shareholders will vote on a SEK 25 million underwriting agreement with Chairman Thomas Eldered's T&M Participation, including compensation of 14% in units.
- A proposed directed issue would deliver up to 2,083,333 units at SEK 1.68 each, comprising 20,833,330 shares, to settle that compensation.
- If shareholders reject the directed issue, T&M Participation would instead receive cash compensation of SEK 2.5 million, equivalent to 10%.
- Proposed articles amendments would adjust share capital and share-count limits to accommodate the rights issue, with two alternatives submitted for approval.
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