Samtrygg Seeks Delisting from NGM Exchange Due to Low Liquidity

Samtrygg, a marketplace for residential housing rentals, has applied to delist its B-shares from the NGM exchange. This decision, detailed in a recent press release, stems from persistently low trading liquidity of the company's stock. Between September 1, 2024, and August 31, 2025, the average daily trading volume was 3,899 shares. Samtrygg reports that this minimal activity has created a significant spread between bid and ask prices, hindering effective shareholder trading. Furthermore, this lack of liquidity has negatively impacted price stability and limited wider share distribution. As of June 30, the company had 300 B-share shareholders. The Samtrygg board of directors, having explored various strategies to improve trading conditions without success, has determined that delisting is the most suitable option. Shareholders will vote on the proposed delisting at an extraordinary general meeting on October 13.