AB SKF Reports Changes to Share Structure and Voting Rights
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Overview of Share Conversion
AB SKF has announced a modification in its total voting rights following a conversion of shares between its series classes. According to the company's official notice released on October 30, 2026, the change stems from a conversion of Series A shares into Series B shares, as permitted by the company's Articles of Association.
Updated Share and Voting Statistics
As of October 30, 2026, the company has provided the following breakdown of its capital structure:
- Total Number of Shares: 455,351,068
- Series A Shares: 28,918,058
- Series B Shares: 426,433,010
- Total Voting Rights: 71,561,359
Regulatory Context
This update is issued in compliance with the Financial Instruments Trading Act, which mandates that the company disclose changes to its share capital and voting power. The information was formally submitted for publication on October 30, 2026, at 08:00 CET.
Verification and Further Information
Stakeholders can verify these details through official company disclosures on the SKF investor relations portal or via the Cision news platform. For specific inquiries regarding these figures, the company suggests contacting:
- Press Relations: Carl Bjernstam (+46 31-337 2517)
- Investor Relations: Sophie Arnius (+46 31-337 8072)
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