Redeemed warrants are now registered with the Swedish Companies Registration Office

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NextCell Pharma AB ("NXTCL") announced today, 20th September 2018, that the exercised series TO 1 warrants, whose subscription period ended on 13th September 2018, have now been registered with the Swedish Companies Registration Office.

A total of 2 720 931 new shares have been registered, which means that the number of shares in NXTCL after registration amounts to 11 226 356. The share capital amounts to SEK 2 301 402.98. Conversion of interim shares to shares is expected to take place on 28th September 2018. Different agents may take a different amount of time to convert, which means that in some cases the shares may become available only after the above estimated date.

Financial adviser and issuing agent

Sedermera Fondkommission is the financial advisor to NXTCL for the subscription period of the series TO 1 warrants.

For more information regarding the subscription of series TO 1 warrants, please contact:

Sedermera Fondkommission

Phone: 040-615 14 10

E-mail: info@sedermera.se

www.sedermera.se 

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For more information about NextCell Pharma AB, please contact:

Mathias Svahn, CEO

Leo Groenewegen, CFO

Phone: 08-735 5595

E-mail: info@nextcellpharma.com

www.nextcellpharma.com

About NextCell Pharma AB:

Stem cells are expected to change the way how many of today's life-threatening diseases are treated. NextCell Pharma AB develops ProTrans, a drug candidate consisting of stem cells for the primary treatment of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases as well as for use in kidney transplants. ProTrans consists of selected stem cells derived from the umbilical cord tissue with NextCell Pharma AB's proprietary method. In addition, the company has a service called Cellaviva, Sweden's first and only IVO-approved stem cell bank for the family-saving of stem cells from umbilical cord blood and umbilical cord tissue.

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