Zwipe, a biometric payment card inlay provider, has announced a rights issue, including shares and warrants, to raise approximately NOK 35.0 million (~USD 3.13 million), with NOK 24.5 million (~USD 2.19 million) guaranteed through commitments. The board has also suggested a convertible loan issue of up to NOK 10.5 million (~USD 2.19 million).
The funds raised through the Rights Issue should strengthen Zwipe's financial position for the commercialization of biometric cards in payments and access control.
The proposal requires approval at the extraordinary general meeting on November 22, 2023.
Analyst QuickTake: Zwipe has looked toward rights issues as a means of raising funds in the past. Last November, the company announced a rights issue to raise around NOK 100 million (~USD 8.95 million) (subsequently approved in February 2023) to strengthen its financial position and enable Zwipe to transition from its start-up to the scale-up phase.
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