Ortelius Issues 36,262,683 Collateral Shares to Loft Capital
Bitget2026/11/06 07:04- Ortelius International resolved to issue 36,262,683 collateral shares to Loft Structured Opportunities Fund I under its financing agreement.
- The issue totals approximately SEK 1.4 million, resulting in 14.8% dilution.
- It restores collateral holdings to 30,000,000 shares, covering a delivery obligation of 6,262,683 shares.
- The outstanding loan balance under the financing agreement will be approximately SEK 2.3 million following the issue.
- Only 3,660,499 further shares can be issued under current limits; a November 10, 2026, general meeting will consider raising them.
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