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SwedenSkatteverket

Immunovia's 2026 unit issue priced at 0,06 kr with TO 4 warrants

Eleven uniträtter per share, seven per unit of two shares plus one TO 4 warrant at 0,06 kr; TO 4 exercisable 19 April-3 May 2027 at 110% of the issue share price.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 5 November 2026

Tax

Immunovia AB (556730-4299) has a new 2026 preferential unit issueSkatteverket: eleven uniträtter for each held share, seven uniträtter for one unit, a subscription price of 0,06 kronor per unitSkatteverket, and 4 November as the first day excluding subscription rightsSkatteverket. The share remains listed on Nasdaq Stockholm (Nordiska listan).

Each unit consists of two shares and one warrant of series TO 4Skatteverket. The subscription price of 0,06 kronor buys one whole unitSkatteverket, so a participant receives shares and warrants together rather than subscribing for either part on its ownSkatteverket. Seven uniträtter are needed for each unit subscribed, which means a holding must be divisible by seven for all of its rights to be used in subscriptionsSkatteverket.

One TO 4 warrant entitles its holder to subscribe for one new share in the companySkatteverket. The exercise price equals 110 per cent of the subscription price per share in the preferential issueSkatteverket, never lower than the share's quota value (kvotvärde)Skatteverket, with the subscription price always rounded to the nearest whole öre. Shares are subscribed through exercise of TO 4 warrants from 19 April 2027 through 3 May 2027Skatteverket.

The 2026 issue is separate from the earlier issues in the same register. The 2025 issue ran at N 12:11 with a price of 0,30 kronor; the 2024 unit issue, at N 3 unit:2 and 1,02 kronor per unit, carried warrants of series TO 2 and TO 3 whose exercise windows fell in January and April 2025; the 2023 issue ran at N 4:3 with a price of 6,70 kronor. Only the 2026 unit carries TO 4 with the April to May 2027 exercise window.

Tax advisers and investors use the 2026 figures to establish participation from the 4 November ex-rights date and to track the cost of the new shares and warrants. When the holdings are later sold, gain or loss is the sale price minus the omkostnadsbelopp, the sum of acquisition costs, and the register describes itself as an aid for that declaration reporting. The register states that no allmänna råd currently exist for the share.

Legal basis: Skatteverket, Aktiehistorik – Immunovia AB (556730-4299), 2026 entries under Emissioner m.m. and Övrigt.

Check each Immunovia holding against the eleven-for-one uniträtt allocation and the 4 November ex-rights date, and diary the TO 4 exercise window of 19 April to 3 May 2027.

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