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Endur ASA ( (DE:4ZT0) ) has issued an update.
Endúr ASA has carried out its 2026 employee share purchase programme (ESPP2026), following a board authorisation from the 2025 annual general meeting to increase share capital for general corporate purposes. Employees and board members were offered shares at a 20% discount to the volume-weighted average price, with a six-month lock-up, resulting in applications for 496,894 new shares at NOK 74.72929 per share, including notable participation from key insiders such as the chairman, CEO, CFO and other senior executives. Based on the subscriptions, the board has resolved to raise the company’s share capital by NOK 248,447 through the issuance of 496,894 new shares with a nominal value of NOK 0.50, bringing total share capital to NOK 25,596,447 divided into 51,192,894 shares, a move that modestly dilutes existing shareholders but strengthens employee ownership and aligns management and staff more closely with shareholder interests.
More about Endur ASA
Endúr ASA (OSE: ENDUR) is a Norway-headquartered provider of construction and maintenance projects and services for infrastructure, with a particular focus on land-based aquaculture facilities, quays, harbours, dams, bridges and other specialised concrete and steel projects, as well as a wide range of marine and other project services.
Average Trading Volume: 98,340
Current Market Cap: NOK4.96B
For an in-depth examination of 4ZT0 stock, go to TipRanks’ Overview page.
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