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Summarizing the financial news at the break point between June and July shows strong interest in Smoltek and trading in Smoltek shares. Our rights issue was heavily oversubscribed and Smoltek shares are now available for trading on several international marketplaces in addition to the main listing on the Spotlight Stock Market in Sweden.
Smoltek’s recently completed rights issue was heavily oversubscribed at 184%, reflecting strong investor interest in the company’s technology and growth potential. Following this, the Board resolved an over-allotment issue, bringing total gross proceeds to approximately SEK 82.1 million before issue costs and loan offsets.
The net proceeds will be used to accelerate commercialization and industrial scale-up of CNF-MIM capacitors for AI chips and PTEs (porous transport electrodes) for PEM water electrolysis based on Smoltek’s proprietary carbon nanofiber technology.
The company’s strategy to enter into service and license agreements (SLA) and joint development agreements (JDA) with industrial partners/customers for the two main tracks within the semiconductor and hydrogen industries.
Smoltek’s share can currently be traded in EUR on several German trading venues, including Frankfurt and Stuttgart, as well as via Lang & Schwarz and LS Exchange. In the US, the share is traded on OTC Markets.
The international trading opportunities have been established by the respective marketplace and market participants, driven by demand, based on Smoltek’s existing share. This means that the company has not carried out any new issue or secondary listing, without the share becoming available for trading in another currency outside Sweden.
“The fact that our share can now also be traded by investors in Germany and the US, in major currencies, is a natural step in Smoltek’s development. It increases our international visibility and makes it easier for foreign partners and investors to follow and invest in the company”, says CEO Magnus Andersson.
| Marketplace | Country | Ticker |
| Spotlight Stock Market* | Sweden | SMOL |
| Frankfurt Stock Exchange | Germany | GY9 |
| Börse Stuttgart | Germany | GY9 |
| Lang & Schwarz | Germany | A2JFPH |
| LS Exchange | Germany | A2JFPH |
| OTC Markets | USA | SMLTF |
* Spotlight Stock Market is the company’s official trading venue
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July 2, 2026
Summarizing the financial news at the break point between June and July shows strong interest in Smoltek and trading in Smoltek shares. Our rights issue was heavily oversubscribed and Smoltek shares are now available for trading on several international marketplaces in addition to the main listing on the Spotlight Stock Market in Sweden.
News
June 12, 2026
Smoltek is facing a crucial phase in the company's development. After several years of technology development and strategic partnerships, the company is now conducting a rights issue of approximately SEK 60 million to accelerate commercialization in two markets with strong structural growth: semiconductors and green hydrogen.
News
April 20, 2026
Nanoscale innovation becomes a strategic answer to a systemic challenge. Smoltek develops applications to future-proof both computing power and energy supply. This was the message at Elektronikmässsan 2026 from CEO Magnus Andersson.
News
April 9, 2026
Smoltek has appointed Gabriel Altby as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). He will assume the position on April 14, 2026, and will be part of the company’s management team with responsibility for financial governance, reporting and capital market-related matters.
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November 20, 2025
We have launched a podcast about materials technology and investments in general and our disruptive carbon nanotechnology in particular.
News
May 20, 2025
Smoltek held its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, May 14, and the meeting resolved, in accordance with the nomination committee's proposal, to re-elect board members Gustav Brismark, Emma Rönnmark and David Gramnaes and to elect board members Oskar Säfström and Johan Rask. Oskar Säfström was subsequently elected Chairman of the Board.