LIDDS AB (publ) proposes that the general meeting, as well as the second control meeting, resolve on voluntary liquidation and the delisting of the company’s shares

GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN – The Board of Directors of LIDDS AB (publ) (“LIDDS” or the “Company”) has today resolved to propose that an extraordinary general meeting, which will also serve as the second control meeting, resolve on the voluntary liquidation of the Company and the delisting of the Company’s shares from Nasdaq First North Growth Market.…

Notice of extraordinary general meeting, as well as the second control meeting, in LIDDS AB (publ) — TradingView News

The shareholders of LIDDS AB (publ), reg. no. 556580-2856, (the “Company”) are hereby invited to an extraordinary general meeting, as well as the second control meeting, on Wednesday 28 January 2026 at 10:00 CET at Excore’s premises at Kungsportsavenyen 22, 411 36 Gothenburg. Right to participate and notice to attend the meeting Shareholders who are…

Gilson Gray strengthens London offering with senior dispute resolution and insolvency hire

Full-service UK law firm Gilson Gray has hired experienced lawyer Paul Madden as partner, head of dispute resolution for England, and head of international insolvency, further strengthening the firm’s London practice and supporting its continued growth across the UK. In his new role, Paul will lead Gilson Gray’s dispute resolution and international insolvency services in…

LIDDS AB (publ) proposes that the general meeting, as well as the second control meeting, resolve on voluntary liquidation and the delisting of the company’s shares

Background On 24 April 2025, a balance sheet for liquidation purposes showed that the Company’s shareholders’ equity was less than one-half of the registered share capital. Accordingly, on 28 May 2025, the Company held a first control meeting to consider whether the Company should enter into liquidation or continue its operations. The meeting resolved, in…

Increase in creditor enforced insolvencies in 2025

The number of insolvencies enforced by creditors increased in 2025 driven by the rise of alternative and international lenders on the market, according to Deloitte’s latest figures. There were 812 corporate insolvency appointments in 2025 – a 7% decrease compared to 2024. Further 900 insolvencies are forecast for this year. While company led closures –…

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