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Solar Foods sets directed share issue, grants 12,755 shares to board members as remuneration

Solar Foods sets directed share issue, grants 12,755 shares to board members as remuneration

ReutersReuters2026/08/13 06:19
  • Solar Foods’ board resolved a directed share issue without consideration to settle part of board remuneration from the 2026 AGM.
  • Issued 12,755 new shares to four directors; VWAP reference price for allocation was EUR 4.94 per share.
  • Share count will rise to 30,033,881 from 30,021,126 once registered; new stock equals about 0.04% post-registration.
  • New shares targeted for registration and First North trading by about Aug. 31, 2026; recipient directors face a two-year disposal ban.


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