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SwedenSkatteverket

AcuCort 2026 unit issue: 1-for-3 at 0.90 kr with TO 3

AcuCort AB's 2026 issue gives one unit right per share; three rights buy a unit of three shares plus two TO 3 warrants at 0.90 kr, with 9 November as first ex-rights day.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 10 November 2026

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AcuCort AB, listed on Spotlight Stock Market, is raising capital through a 2026 unit issue. Each existing share carries one unit right, and three unit rights entitle the holder to subscribe for one unit. Each unit consists of three shares and two series TO 3 subscription warrants, at a subscription price of 0.90 kronor per unitSkatteverket. The first day excluding subscription rights is 9 November 2026. Each TO 3 warrant entitles its holder to subscribe for one new shareSkatteverket in the company.

The 2026 issue follows a run of unit issues on the same page: a 1-for-15 unit at 6 kronor in 2025 (twelve shares plus four TO 2 warrants per unit, exercisable 9–20 June 2025 at 0.75 kronor per share), a 1-for-5 unit at 4.80 kronor in 2023 (twelve shares plus eight TO 1 warrants), and straight share issues in 2021 (1-for-2 at 2.65 kronor), 2019 (1-for-1 at 4.20 kronor) and 2018 (1-for-3Skatteverket at 4.05 kronor). The new issue's 1-for-3 ratio is the smallest subscription ratio since 2023Skatteverket, and its 0.90 kronor unit price is the lowest nominal unit price in the tableSkatteverket.

The TO 3 series is new on the pageSkatteverket: each TO 3 warrant entitles its holder to subscribe for one new share, with no exercise price or exercise period yet statedSkatteverket — unlike the 2025 TO 2 entry, which records 0.75 kronor per share and an exercise window of 9 to 20 June 2025. The company (organisation number 556715-5113) is listed on Spotlight Stock Market, and the page currently carries no general recommendations for the share.

Legal basis is AcuCort AB's 2026 unit-issue terms as recorded in Skatteverket's share history: one unit right per share, three rights per unit, three shares plus two TO 3 warrants per unit at 0.90 kronor, first ex-rights day 9 November.

AcuCort holders who subscribed in the 2026 issue should record the 0.90 kr unit price, the three-shares-plus-two-TO-3 composition and the 9 November ex-rights date.

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AcuCort AB