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Fastator shareholders push to cap board share-issuance mandate at 10% ahead of Nov. 9 EGM

Fastator shareholders push to cap board share-issuance mandate at 10% ahead of Nov. 9 EGM

BitgetBitget2026/09/28 09:02
  • Fastator shareholders FAHA Holding, Mats Invest called an extraordinary meeting for Nov. 9, 2026, controlling about 22.87%.
  • Activists seek to remove director Per von Wowern, install Thomas Johnsson as director, appoint Michael Derk as chair.
  • Proposal targets board pay structure by scrapping a SEK 3.6 million special assignment fee budget for directors.
  • Push also aims to cap the board’s equity-linked issuance mandate at 10% of shares when first used.


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