Qben Infra to Seek Approval for Norway Sale and SEK 71.8M Convertibles
Qben Infra will ask shareholders on Oct. 28 to approve its Norway unit sale, debt reduction of about NOK 33.8M and convertibles worth up to SEK 71.8M.
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what happened
TradingView reports that Qben Infra AB has called an extraordinary general meeting for Oct. 28, 2026. Shareholders will vote on a related-party transaction to sell Qben Real Estate Norway AS to Emercor AS. The company expects the disposal to reduce consolidated debt by approximately NOK 33.8M, while the buyer would take over guarantees connected with Team Bygg.
The agenda also includes a directed issue of convertibles for as much as SEK 71.8M. The agreement provides for a possible earn-out of up to NOK 100M after 30 months, although that payment depends on cash proceeds. Approval requires a 9/10 majority, and the transaction must subsequently close.
TradingView says the information comes from a Qben Infra AB release circulated through MFN by Modular Finance. The terms of the convertible issue, including its pricing and conversion mechanics, will be important for assessing the potential dilution of existing shareholders.
why it matters
The proposal could affect how markets assess Qben’s debt burden, guarantee exposure to Team Bygg and future equity dilution, while the earn-out remains conditional.
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- Qben Infra AB (QBEN) Seeks OK to Divest Norway Unit; Cut Debt by ~NOK 33.8M — TradingView, 12 October 2026 at 10:30 UTC
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