01 · Starting point
What the company faced.
Qbim planned a rights issue of up to approximately SEK 6.1 million as an already listed company. Within a short timetable, the transaction had to move from a board resolution and final terms to an information memorandum, subscription with and without rights, guarantee commitments, allocation, paid subscribed shares and registration. Every document had to use the same share count, subscription price, capital change and timetable.
04 · Execution
How the process stayed aligned.
A single terms sheet served as the source for board materials, the memorandum, announcements and the issuing agent's calendar. Before every public milestone, the number of shares, subscription price, issue amount, dilution, dates and allocation principles were checked against the same source. Once subscription closed, the outcome was divided between subscription with rights, subscription without rights and guarantee commitments before the announcement, capital change and continued paid-subscribed-share process were finalised.
05 · Outcome
What actually happened.
The rights issue was subscribed to 100.0 per cent. A total of 21,881,845 shares were subscribed for: 8,079,813 with rights, 7,378,326 without rights and 6,423,706 through guarantee commitments. Qbim received SEK 6,126,916.60 before issue costs, and the number of shares increased to 87,527,382 following registration.