Free2Move Holding AB to be delisted from NGM Growth Market
Free2Move Holding AB will be delisted from the NGM Growth Market following the company's bankruptcy. Trading in the company's shares has already been halted.
NGM Growth Market has decided to delist Free2Move Holding AB from the exchange after the company was declared bankrupt. The delisting follows the company's bankruptcy filing, which was confirmed by the Stockholm District Court on October 1, 2026. Trading in the company's shares was halted by NGM on September 30, 2026.
The decision to delist is based on paragraph 3.3.2 of the NGM Growth Market rules for listed companies. This rule allows the exchange to delist an issuer's instruments if an application for bankruptcy or liquidation is filed.
Free2Move Holding AB issued a press release on September 30, 2026, stating that the company would file for bankruptcy. Consequently, NGM decided to halt trading in the shares immediately on the same day. The halt in trading and subsequent delisting mark the end of the company's public trading period and will likely result in a total loss for its shareholders.
Further details regarding the delisting can be found in NGM Market Notice #26-73.