Addtech says 711,877 call options subscribed under 2026 share-based incentive scheme at SEK 47.15 each
Bitget2026/10/12 13:00- Addtech set terms for a share-based incentive scheme resolved at the 2026 annual meeting, covering about 150 management members.
- Participants subscribed for 711,877 call options, out of a maximum 1,000,000 tied to repurchased class B shares.
- Call options were transferred at SEK 47.15 each, based on an external Black & Scholes valuation.
- The redemption price is SEK 399.90, set at 120% of the volume-weighted average share price from Aug. 27 to Sept. 9, 2026.
- Each option allows purchase of one class B share from Sept. 10, 2029 to June 7, 2030.
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