Friday, November 11, 2016

major shareholder late with a payment …

Tandimplantatföretaget Dentwares new main owner has failed to pay the entire issue that he would pay no later than 7 november. On Friday, he had paid less than half of the share issue in cash.

Dentware Scandinavia, a tandimplantatföretag in the economic crisis, which is listed on Aktietorget, was on Friday set to about 4.5 million in cash payments from the new owner, Jerry Wiener companies Wienvest. The cash is seen according to a press release on Friday as a down payment for the newly issued shares that the company decided at an extraordinary general meeting on 31 October.

Thus, the new owner, Jerry Wiener not paid the entire amount, he asked that in view to pay in connection with the rights offering.

In Dentwares proposal for a decision on the new share issue, which amounted to 10 million, mentioned that the shares would be subscribed and paid in cash “by the 7 november by the deposit of the company to the designated bank account.” The board, however, had the right to extend the subscription period.

in Addition to the payment of sek 4.5 million on 11 november, Wienvest according to Friday’s press release, paid 1.7 million through a set-off of claims on the Dentware.

Dentalbolagets remaining claim amounts to approximately sek 3.8 million.

“the Company and Wienvest AB have a common understanding of the emergence and validity, and work in consensus in order that the claim be settled immediately,” writes Dentware.

the Business community has sought Dentwares chairman Stefan Jacobsson to get a comment to the reason why Wienvest not have paid the entire proceeds of the issue.

Against the background of proceeds has not been paid fully will the issue initially to be registered with only approximately 63 per cent of the number of shares the egm resolved on the issuance.

the Issue will "initially delregistreras with a total of 12 516 116 shares. The remaining subscribed shares will be recorded as soon as the company has received full subscription price," the company said in Friday’s press release.

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