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10 juli, 2018

20 Years of Work, 20 Years of Friendship.

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The celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Grain Alliance continued in the town of Piryatyn, Poltava region with a big concert, over five thousand spectators and solemn greetings. The guests of the event were local citizens, regional authorities and, last but not least, lease holders and employees of the company, who arrived from two large clusters of the company – Northern and Southern Poltava.

Anniversary concert took place at the central stadium of the town. The guests of the holiday could attend exhibitions of agrarian equipment of the company and products of folk artists. The youngest visitors could enjoy free amusement attractions.

“This holiday is not only about our present successes. This is our future application for the development of the company, “- said Evgeniy Radovenyuk, the President of Grain Alliance. – After all, we are actively investing in the expansion of production, which in turn means creating new jobs, increasing taxes to the local budget and supporting community in even greater volumes.


5 juli, 2018

Juni månads produktion 42,1 GWh

Bättre vindar än normalt under juni månad resulterade i en elproduktion om 42,1 GWh, jämfört med månadens budget om 38,2 GWh.
Månadens produktion fördelade sig på 19,2 GWh egen produktion och 22,9 GWh samägd produktion, jämfört med månadens budget om 20,9 GWh respektive 17,3 GWh.

Halmstad den 5 juli 2018
ARISE AB (publ)

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Daniel Johansson, CEO Arise AB, +46 702 244 133


29 juni, 2018

Sustainable investments for your buffer

Saving up a buffer for unexpected costs is probably the most important saving of all. Once your buffer is in place you should create a good mix on a slightly longer investment horizon; the one for your longer-term goals and dreams.


27 juni, 2018

Catella announce amended terms and conditions

Catella AB (publ) (”Catella”) announces the amendment of the terms and conditions (the ”Terms and Conditions”), originally dated 9 June 2017, for Catella’s senior unsecured bonds with a framework amount of up to SEK 750,000,000 and ISIN SE0009994718. The amendment became effective on 27 June 2018.
Catella and Intertrust (Sweden) AB (the ”Agent”) have entered into an amendment agreement whereby the ”make whole”-provision (previously set out in clause 9.3(a) of the Terms and Conditions) has been removed and relevant adjustments following such removal have been made. This means that Catella has renounced its right to redeem the bonds prior to the First Call Date. Catella and the Agent deem the amendments to not be detrimental to the interest of the bondholders and have therefore in accordance with clause 18(a)(i) of the Terms and Conditions agreed to the amendments.
The amended Terms and Conditions are available on Catella’s website (www.catella.com).

For more information, please contact:
Knut Pedersen
CEO and President
+46 8 463 33 10
knut.pedersen@catella.se

Marcus Holmstrand
CFO
+46 8-463 33 10
marcus.holmstrand@catella.se

This information is information that Catella AB is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation and the Securities Markets Act. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact person set out above, at 02:00 p.m. CET on 27 June 2018.
Catella is a leading specialist in property investments, fund management and banking, with operations in 14 countries. The group manages assets of approximately SEK 180 billion. Catella is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm in the Mid Cap segment. Read more at catella.com


15 juni, 2018

Grain Alliance at the seventh Swedish-Ukrainian Business Forum

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June 14th , the traditional 7th Swedish-Ukrainian Business Forum organized by the Swedish Embassy in Ukraine together with partner organizations has taken place in Kyiv. The main missions of the event are the establishment of relations between businessmen of the two countries, the exchange of new technologies and industrial solutions for business. It is also an opportunity to learn more about the open market of Sweden. Such well-known Swedish companies as ABB, Ericsson, Scania, Grain Alliance, SEB Corporate Bank, SKF, Sigma Software speak about the credibility of the event. An active part is also taken by the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce and Westinghouse Sweden AB.

This forum is the largest by the number of visitors, partners, participants and events. The purpose of the forum has not been changed since 2012. It is to create a platform for communication between Sweden and Ukraine, to promote trade, economic and cultural ties between these countries. The focus of the forum is to strengthen business relationships that have already been worked out and to establish new ones”, -says Bogdan Senchuk, the President of SBA the Swedish Business Association in Ukraine.

Prospects for bilateral trade in the context of a deep and comprehensive free trade area between Ukraine and the EU were discussed at the forum. Export procedures and the achievement of sustainable mutual economic growth were the focus of the forum. They also considered how improvement of public procurement and the decentralization process create opportunities for business, as well as further improvement of gender equality at the labor market.

Grain Alliance has been a traditional partner of the Swedish-Ukrainian business forum since 2012 and represents the agribusiness sector. The Grain Alliance Company was presented with an exhibition stand at the event. The President of the company Yevgeniy Radoveniuk reported on the corporate responsibility of the company, in particular, social programs in support of educational and medical institutions in Ukrainian villages.

The uniqueness of our company is that 100% of the company’s investments are Swedish, but almost all of the company’s employees are Ukrainians, because all the operating business is in Ukraine,”- says Yevgehiy Radoveniuk, the president of Grain Alliance.

He also added:
The issue of trust is especially meaningful in our country, and the many years of experience of the Swedish-Ukrainian partnership is a good example. Grain Alliance has demonstrated stable and effective work in Ukraine for 20 years. We want to continue developing, and in some way that depends on how the government, business and partners perceive the company. In our global world, we need to be integrated into the business community. We also invited the community leaders of Kyiv region, Poltava region, Chernihiv region and Cherkasy region and the bankers we work with to the forum. Once again we are demonstrating the openness of the company in running the business to the partners and the guests of the forum.