Fiber communications company Hexatronic’s share has surged this year, but two of the company’s major shareholders sold shares worth around SEK 72 million in October. This is shown by the latest update of ownership data from the Holdings ownership service, as reported by EFN.
Jonas Nordlund, who is the second-largest shareholder and sits on the company’s nomination committee, sold 828,700 shares in October. He now owns 4.52 percent of the capital and 4.61 percent of the votes.
Chirp, a company co-owned by Hexatronic’s former deputy CEO Martin Åberg, simultaneously sold
874,500 shares in October, following the sale of 1.28 million shares in September. Chrip subsequently owns 0.66 percent of the capital and votes in Hexatronic.
