Stora Enso board approves plan to separate Bergslagets Skogar into listed company
Bitget2026/10/30 06:32- Stora Enso's board approved a plan to separate its Swedish forest assets business into Bergslagets Skogar, a new listed company.
- Completion is planned for March 31, 2027, with trading on Nasdaq Stockholm and Nasdaq Helsinki to begin as soon as possible thereafter.
- The transaction requires shareholder approval at a meeting expected on December 15, 2026; holders representing 69.9% of votes have pledged support.
- The separation would reduce the parent's net debt by approximately EUR 800 million; Bergslagets Skogar expects approximately SEK 9.1 billion net debt.
- Bergslagets Skogar targets ordinary dividends of 80%-100% of adjusted net income, with a net loan-to-value ratio of 0%-20%.
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