I am not familiar with the details of 7c Solarparken. Basically, you will probably receive one new share from the capital increase for 44 "old shares". If you don't have 44 in your portfolio they either have to be replenished/purchased or you waive the subscription right and get it paid out proportionally. It depends a bit on your portfolio and whether a sale of the subscription right would have tax consequences.
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@TheAccountant89 Thanks already for the answer. Had somehow remembered that you had replied a few weeks ago at another company at something similar. But then again, you're in 7C yourself. Exactly, 44 old shares for a new one with the new ISIN at a fixed price well below. In addition, the possibility (without guarantee) to get more shares under the overdraft at this bezgus price. A bit of research said that if you do not use the rights, you can get washed out and there I was then virtually out as far as expertise is concerned. :/
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•@Michele1988 I presented the share once, but I'm not invested. A capital increase leads to more cash for the company. However, since there are more shares in circulation, it leads to dilution. Your 44 shares are now no longer worth as much as before, because more shares are in circulation due to the capital increase (similar principle as inflation). To compensate for this, you receive the new shares or do without them.
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