SCA Adjusts Share Structure After March Class A to Class B Conversions

Svenska Cellulosa SCA AB ( ($SE:SCA.B) ) just unveiled an update.

Svenska Cellulosa SCA AB has adjusted its share capital structure following a shareholder-driven conversion of 1,600 Class A shares into Class B shares in March. After the conversion, the company’s total voting rights stand at 1,250,125,959, while the number of registered shares remains 702,342,489, of which 60,864,830 are Class A shares and 641,477,659 are Class B shares.

The change marginally reduces the concentration of voting power attached to Class A shares and slightly increases the proportion of more liquid Class B shares in the market. While operational activities are unaffected, the move may incrementally enhance the tradability of SCA’s stock and reflects ongoing shareholder use of the company’s established share conversion mechanism.

The most recent analyst rating on ($SE:SCA.B) stock is a Hold with a SEK125.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Svenska Cellulosa SCA AB stock, see the SE:SCA.B Stock Forecast page.

More about Svenska Cellulosa SCA AB

Svenska Cellulosa SCA AB is a Swedish forest products company built around Europe’s largest private forest holding, with a value chain based on renewable raw materials from its own and others’ forests. The group offers packaging paper, pulp, wood products, renewable energy, forest owner services and transport solutions, employs about 3,500 people, and reported 2025 net sales of SEK 20 billion.

Average Trading Volume: 1,897,059

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: SEK76.79B

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