Press release from Intellego $INT from 04.03.2026......
The Disciplinary Committee of Nasdaq Stockholm has decided to delist the shares of Intellego Technologies AB (publ) from the Nasdaq First North Growth Market
from March 4, 2026
Intellego Technologies AB (publ) (the "company" or "Intellego") has today, March 4, 2026, received a decision from the Disciplinary Committee of Nasdaq Stockholm that the Company's shares must be removed from the Nasdaq First North Growth Market trading platform due to serious violations of the Nasdaq First North Growth Market rules for equity issuers and the EU Market Abuse Regulation.
"Given the company's historic actions, the decision was to be expected. Since the extraordinary general meeting in February, the new board has tried to arrange meetings with Nasdaq to discuss a way forward, but these have been rejected", says Fredrik Olsson, Chairman of the Board of Intellego.
The board is working hard to protect the interests of all shareholders in a well-functioning company and a liquid share.
For the full decision, please refer to the Nasdaq website, www.nasdaq.com/market-regulation/nordic/stockholm/disciplinary/decisions-sanctions.
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Intellego's share trades at 1 krone in the gray market - EFN
Published on 10.03.2026 at 14:10
After the technology company Intellego was delisted from First North, the opportunity arose to buy and sell shares outside the stock exchange in the so-called gray market.
According to information from EFN, trading will take place on Tuesday at a price of 1 krone per share, with the major bank SEB acting as broker. The purpose of the trade is reportedly to allow short sellers to exit their positions.
Intellego's shares were formally delisted on March 4. Trading in the stock had been suspended since November 18 of last year. The last price paid before the trading halt in November was 46.55 crowns per share.
