Lundbeck shareholders approve new equity structure

Every existing share in Lundbeck will be split into five, after the proposal gained support at an extraordinary general meeting on Wednesday morning.

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by marketwire, translated by catherine brett

Published: 08.06.22 at 12:43

Lundbeck gained authorization from shareholders to split its shares at an extraordinary general meeting today, June 8.

In practice, the new share structure means that all existing shares will be split into five - one A share and four B shares.

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