Panion Animal Health AB: Conversion of Yorkville’s convertible notes into shares
The Board of Directors of Panion Animal Health AB (the “Company” or “Panion”) has, pursuant to the terms and conditions of the financing arrangement between Panion and an investment fund managed by Yorkville Advisors Global (“Yorkville”) announced on 9 January 2018, resolved to approve the request of Yorkville to convert a proportion of SEK 500,000 of the convertible notes to shares in the Company at conversion price of SEK 1.02 per share. The conversion shall be executed by issuing a total of 490,196 shares to Yorkville. With the transfer included a total of SEK 1,800,000 of the convertible notes has been requested to be converted to shares in the Company. Yorkville’s requests for issuance covers in total 1,625,225 shares. The total number of shares of the Company, following Yorkville’s requests, will be 22,230,410 shares. To facilitate a swift and timely conversion, Yorkville has, pursuant to the terms and conditions of the financing programme, received loan shares while awaiting the registration and issuing of the new shares. Upon receiving the issued shares, the loan shares will then be replenished. Yorkville currently holds 1,274,775 loan shares in the Company. Board of Directors Panion Animal Health AB
This press release contains information which Panion Animal Health AB is obliged to publish according to the EU market abuse regulation (MAR). This information was submitted by Panion’s CEO, Anja E. H. Holm, for publication on July 5 2018.
Anja E. H. Holm, CEO
+ 45-22 94 66 00
anja.holm@panion-animalhealth.com
Bolaget ska utveckla och kommersialisera genterapi för behandling av epilepsiliknande tillstånd hos hundar och andra djur, samt utveckla och kommersialisera andra veterinärmedicinska produkter och nya behandlingsformer som kan ge sjuka djur bättre livskvalitet.
Panion will develop and commercialize a gene therapy treatment for dogs with drug refractory epilepsy, and other new animal health products and treatments that improve the quality of life for animals suffering from chronic diseases.