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Dott Chooses Sweden as Its Home Member State

On October 20, 2026, Tier Mobility SE, commonly known as Dott, officially announced its decision to designate Sweden as its home Member State. This pivotal choice pertains to the bonds that Dott has listed for trading on Nasdaq Stockholm, aligning with European regulations regarding transparency for issuers in regulated markets.

Dott, a European stock corporation (known in Latin as Societas Europaea), was established in accordance with the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany. The company operates under the registration number HRB 236551 B, registered in the commercial registry of the local court in Berlin-Charlottenburg. This regulatory compliance is a significant aspect of Dott's operations, ensuring adherence to the stringent requirements set forth by the European Parliament and Council Directive 2004/109/EC, which relates to the harmonization of transparency obligations concerning issuers whose securities are traded in regulated markets.

The enactment of this decision falls under the Swedish Securities Market Act (2007:528), which governs the disclosure of information by issuers whose securities are available on the stock market. Dott's announcement is in strict accordance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation, which mandates that all public companies disclose essential information to inform investors and maintain market integrity.

This strategic move reflects Dott’s commitment to transparency and regulatory compliance in its operations across European markets. By opting for Sweden as its home Member State, Dott not only adheres to necessary legal frameworks but also enhances its profile among investors and stakeholders who value governance and compliance.

Dott has rapidly made strides in the European micro-mobility sector, offering accessible electric scooters and bicycles to urban commuters. It competes in a market that is becoming increasingly crowded, yet it remains committed to sustainability and efficiency in transportation. The choice of Sweden aligns Dott with one of Europe’s leading countries in terms of environmental initiatives, promoting the use of green transport solutions.

Dott’s decision also resonates amidst a broader trend where companies seek to optimize their regulatory environments for better operational flexibility and investor confidence. By strengthening its presence in Sweden, Dott potentially opens itself to a wider network and improved funding opportunities, enabling it to deliver innovative solutions in urban transport.

As investor interest continues to grow in sustainable mobility options, Dott's choice of a home state signals its dedication to making a lasting impact in the micro-mobility space while navigating the complexities of European regulations. The alignment with Swedish legislation not only benefits Dott but also underlines the importance of sustainable practices across the transportation sector.

This announcement positions Dott favorably in the eyes of stakeholders, as transparency and adherence to regulatory frameworks become increasingly vital in fostering trust with investors. As Dott moves forward with its mission, the implications of this decision will likely influence its operational strategies and market positioning in the years to come.