AB Electrolux Sees Significant Changes in Shares and Voting Power Post Rights Issue

Changes in Shares and Voting Power at AB Electrolux

On June 30, 2026, AB Electrolux announced the results of its recent rights issue, which has brought about a substantial shift in the number of its shares and voting rights. The rights issue involved an offering of Class A and Class B shares, ultimately increasing the total shares outstanding by a remarkable 540,992,636 shares. This includes 16,383,608 shares from Class A and a staggering 524,609,028 shares from Class B. Consequently, this exercise has resulted in an increase of 68,844,510.8 votes.

Moreover, it is important to note that during June 2026, a conversion took place wherein 797,821 Class A shares were transformed into an equal number of Class B shares, as per the company's Articles of Association. This conversion led to a slight reduction in the vote count, decreasing it by 718,038.9 votes.

As of the end of June 2026, AB Electrolux now holds a total of 824,070,029 shares. This includes 23,777,591 Class A shares, which correspond to their 23,777,591 votes, along with 800,292,438 Class B shares that give rise to 80,029,243.8 voting rights. In total, the company has amassed 103,806,834.8 votes up until now.

This announcement reflects AB Electrolux's commitment to transparency with its investors, in compliance with the Financial Instruments Trading Act (1991980). The information was officially disclosed on June 30, 2026, following the required protocol for public release.

For those seeking further insights or detailed information regarding this rights issue and its implications, investor relations representatives from AB Electrolux can be reached. Ann-Sofi Jönsson, the Head of Investor Relations, is available at +46 73 025 1005, alongside Maria Åkerhielm and Henry Sjölin, both Investor Relations Managers who can be contacted at +46 70 796 3856 and +46 76 863 51 85, respectively. Inquiries can also be directed to the Electrolux Group Press Hotline at +46 8 657 65 07.

This significant change in the share structure highlights AB Electrolux’s proactive measures in managing its capital structure, which is crucial for its growth strategy and future investments. As it navigates the competitive landscape within the consumer electronics sector, understanding the dynamics of its shareholding will be vital for both the company and its stakeholders moving forward.