Swedish Match Convenes Shareholders Meeting in Stockholm

Dec.15.2022
Swedish Match Convenes Shareholders Meeting in Stockholm
Swedish Match calls shareholders for meeting after Philip Morris takeover with 1.52 billion shares and online registration available.

Swedish Match will hold an extraordinary shareholder meeting in Stockholm on January 16th, following the acquisition of the company by Philip Morris International.


Shareholders can register online.


As of the notification for the shareholders meeting, the total number of shares and voting rights of Swedish Match is 1,525,000,000 shares, of which 4,285,810 shares are repurchased shares and therefore cannot participate in the shareholders meeting.


The entrance to the conference venue will open at 10:30 AM Central European Time.


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