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Romerike Sparebank converts NOK 557.96 million capital into 5,105,764 new equity certificates

Romerike Sparebank converts NOK 557.96 million capital into 5,105,764 new equity certificates

ReutersReuters2026/08/17 06:47
  • Romerike Sparebank moved to convert NOK 557.96 million of primary capital certificates into equity capital via 5,105,764 new equity certificates.
  • The new equity certificates are set to be transferred to the newly established Sparebankstiftelsen Romerike Sparebank once registrations are completed.
  • Registration in the corporate register, foundation register is expected around Aug. 19, 2026.


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