Catella Reports Share Conversion in September

Catella AB has reported a further adjustment to its share structure following a conversion of Class A to Class B shares in September 2025.

A total of 1,212 Class A shares were converted into the same number of Class B shares, leaving the overall number of shares in the company unchanged at 88.35 million. After the transaction, Catella has 2.34 million Class A shares in issue and just over 86 million Class B shares.

Because Class A shares carry a higher number of votes than Class B shares, the conversion reduces the overall voting rights in the company. Following this change, Catella’s total voting power now stands at about 97.7 million.

The company’s articles of association give holders of Class A shares the option to convert them into Class B shares during defined periods each year. Such moves do not affect the size of the company’s share capital but alter the balance of voting rights between the two classes.

Conversions of this type have taken place on several occasions in recent years. Earlier examples include 55,000 shares converted in January 2024 and 25,500 in March 2023, reflecting an ongoing gradual shift from the higher-voting Class A stock to the more widely held Class B.