Smoltek announces termination of liquidity guarantee agreement

This press release is an English version of the previously published Swedish version, which has interpretive precedence.

Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB (publ) (“Smoltek” or “the Company”) announces that the Company has terminated the agreement with Mangold Fondkommission AB regarding the service as liquidity guarantor for the Company’s share on Spotlight Stock Market.

The agreement, which was entered into in 2020, aimed to support trading in Smoltek’s share by promoting liquidity and reducing the difference between the bid and ask price. The Company assesses that the current trading and liquidity in the share is satisfactory and has therefore decided to terminate the service, and the agreement has been terminated in accordance with its terms.

The liquidity guarantee expired after the end of the trading day on July 20, 2026.

“We would like to thank Mangold for the good cooperation during the time they have been the liquidity guarantor for Smoltek’s share”, says Magnus Andersson, CEO of Smoltek.

For further information:
Magnus Andersson, CEO of Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB
Email: magnus.andersson@smoltek.com  
Phone: +46 317 01 03 05
Website: www.smoltek.com/investors   

Smoltek Nanotech Holding is a public technology company that provides a technology that enables the production of conductive nanostructures on various materials. The company's technology multiplies the actual surface area for electrical and chemical processes and can be used in several industrial sectors. Customers are found in semiconductors and the global process industry. The products that the company develops are used as infrastructure components for stable power supply microchips and as electrodes and surface structures in equipment for the production and use of fossil-free hydrogen. The company protects its unique carbon nanotechnology through an extensive patent portfolio. Smoltek's share is listed on the Spotlight Stock Market under the ticker SMOL. Smoltek is a development company and forward-looking statements regarding time to market, production volume and price levels should be interpreted as forecasts and not commitments.