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LSE: AIM Listing – Epic BEM
Spotlight Listing – Epic BEO
More than 99% of the shares in issue are held by retail shareholders in the UK and Sweden, either directly or through nominee shareholders; having a high proportion of retail shareholders ensures that Beowulf enjoys strong liquidity.
Shareholders owning more than 3% at 26th September 2023
AIM Shareholders
The Company’s AIM shares trade under the ticker BEM. There are no restrictions on the transfer of the Company’s AIM securities and no shares are held in treasury.
Swedish Shareholders
HSBC bank in London act as an agent for the custodian bank, SEB (www.seb.se) in Stockholm. Lodged shares cannot be traded on AIM as they are,
literally, the security behind the SDR (Swedish Depository Receipts). As at 26th September 2023, there were 911,545,973 SDR’s issued representing 78.77% of the issued share capital of the Company.
When lodged the custodian bank issues an SDR for every lodged AIM listed share.
A holder of an SDR has all the rights, privileges and benefits of a Beowulf AIM shareholder.
SDRs can then be traded on the Spotlight market (ticker: BEO).
General conditions for SDRs
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Trading Platform AIM
Beowulf Mining trades on SETSqx, providing a narrower spread and promoting liquidity.
Previously the Company traded on SETS and had a spread of over 40% due to anonymous bids and offers that have distorted and accentuated the bid and offer price. The Company’s move to SETSqx has significantly narrowed the spread.
Whilst the Board believes the narrower spread has improved the stocks profile in the market, the stock continues to have an auction four times a day (at 9am, 11am, 2pm and 4.35pm) when there is still the opportunity for anonymous investors to work an order.
Please note that the above figures are subject to change and will be updated as and when further information is available.