OrganoClick secures SEK 13 million loan from Almi to strengthen finances
Swedish green chemicals firm OrganoClick has taken a SEK 13 million Almi loan with a 60-month term and amortization starting after six months.
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what happened
Swedish green chemicals company OrganoClick AB said it has secured a loan of SEK 13 million from Almi, according to TradingView and Reuters. The loan runs for 60 months, with straight-line repayments starting after an initial six-month period without amortization.
CEO Mårten Hellberg said the loan strengthens the company's financial position. “Now we continue to focus on our sales development, adapting our cost structure according to our plan, and make the strategic change of business model within our business unit Wood protection,” he said.
why it matters
The loan gives the company more room to manage its international expansion of consumer brands and bring several industrial customer projects closer to commercialization. The amount is small, so the market impact is limited, but for investors in this Nasdaq First North-listed company it confirms funding for its plans.
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- OrganoClick strengthens its financial position through a loan of SEK 13 million from Almi — TradingView, 13 November 2026 at 07:51 UTC
- OrganoClick Strengthens Its Financial Position Through Loan Of SEK 13 Mln — Reuters, 13 November 2026 at 07:56 UTC
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