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Major Changes in AB Electrolux's Share Count and Voting Rights

On June 30, 2026, AB Electrolux announced a substantial adjustment to its shares and votes resulting from a rights issue affecting both Class A and Class B shares. This strategic move has significantly altered the structure of shares and votes within the company. The updates followed a previous announcement made on June 22, 2026, detailing the number of shares generated from the rights offering.

Overview of the Rights Issue

The rights issue implemented by AB Electrolux has led to an increase in the total number of outstanding shares, which now stands at 824,070,029.
This includes:

• - Class A Shares: 23,777,591
• - Class B Shares: 800,292,438

This results in corresponding votes of:

• - Class A Votes: 23,777,591
• - Class B Votes: 80,029,243.8

Breakdown of New Shares

The new shares issued through the rights offering total 540,992,636, comprising:

• - 16,383,608 Class A shares
• - 524,609,028 Class B shares

This expansion in share quantity has correspondingly increased the overall votes in the company by 68,844,510.8, showcasing a robust investment response from shareholders during the rights issue.

Share Conversion Details

In a notable development reported during the month of June, shareholders exercised their rights under the conversion clause included in the Articles of Association. This led to the conversion of 797,821 Class A shares into an equivalent number of Class B shares. This specific conversion action resulted in a decrease in the total votes by 718,038.9, illustrating the dynamism of share representation in the voting structure.

Current Voting and Share Structure

As of the end of June 2026, the tally of shares and corresponding votes in AB Electrolux is as follows:

• - Total shares: 824,070,029
• - Total votes: 103,806,834.8

This figure is a direct result of the recent strategic initiatives in share distribution undertaken by the company, aimed at bolstering capital and enhancing liquidity.

Compliance and Future Outlook

The disclosures made about these changes are mandated under the Financial Instruments Trading Act, ensuring transparency and compliance within the financial markets. This proactive communication from AB Electrolux emphasizes its commitment to shareholder relations and regulatory adherence.

Conclusion

The recent rights issue and subsequent changes in share and voting structure signal AB Electrolux's strategic direction towards a broader capital base and investor engagement. As the company navigates through these transitions, stakeholders can anticipate further updates that will reflect its growth ambitions and the evolving landscape of its shareholding framework.

For further inquiries regarding this change, stakeholders can reach out to the Investor Relations team:

• - Ann-Sofi Jönsson: Head of Investor Relations, +46 73 025 1005
• - Maria Åkerhielm: Investor Relations Manager, +46 70 796 3856
• - Henry Sjölin: Investor Relations Manager, +46 76 863 51 85

The updated information reflects AB Electrolux's ongoing commitment to stakeholder engagement and financial transparency in its operations.