Got a reply after emailing second time with viktor email on it. Not a very reassuring reply regarding amavf.
Dear Mr. Fine,
The financial instrument traded under the ticker AMAVF is a so-called ADS (American Depositary Share), representing the right to receive one ordinary share in Arcam. The ticker ARCM.ST is the actual Arcam share that was listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.
As we are in the beginning of the squeeze out process, we are currently investigating the status of the AMAVF and will revert to you when we know more.
Please find enclosed a letter with general information on the squeeze out process.
Best regards,
Viktor
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From: Aaron Fine >
Date: Thu, Mar 22, 2018 at 12:06 AM
Subject: Arcam Questions
To: axel.weibull@lindahl.se <axel.weibull@lindahl.se>
Dear Mr. Weibull,
I learned of your role as designate trustee for minority shareholders from other shareholders. I have held Arcam shares for many years and had a couple additional questions I am hoping you can answer.
1) Will the price per share that comes out of the arbitration be equivalent for stock held as AMAVF and ARCM.ST?
2) The stock continues to trade as AMAVF in extremely limited volume even though the ARCM.ST was delisted. Will the squeeze out share price for shares held prior to the announcement and delisting be equivalent for shares bought as AMAVF after the announcement and delisting?
3) The share price of AMAVF has gone down significantly based on extremely little volume, presumably because some shareholders are pressed to free up funds. Do you have any concern GE could use this price drop as basis for a lower squeeze out price?
4) Lastly, just out of curiosity, do you know why the stock continues to trade as AMAVF so long after delisting as ARCM.ST?
Thanks so much,
Aaron Fine
