TORM plc Expands Share Capital Through Restricted Share Units

Update on TORM plc Capital Increase
TORM plc (NASDAQ: TRMD) has recently announced a significant capital increase. This development comes as a result of the exercise of Restricted Share Units (RSUs) as part of the company's incentive program. A total of 262,294 A-shares have been added, reflecting a nominal increase of USD 2,622.94.
Details of the Capital Increase
All newly issued shares are being purchased at a cash price of DKK 0.08 per A-share. This increase strengthens TORM’s capital base, which is vital for maintaining operational growth and flexibility.
It is important to note that this capital increase is executed without any pre-emption rights for existing shareholders. These newly created shares are regular shares offering no special rights beyond common ownership. They will also yield dividends from the date of issuance.
Once issued, these shares are expected to be admitted for trading on Nasdaq Copenhagen. The total share capital for TORM will now stand at USD 982,518.10, which is divided into 98,251,808 A-shares, one B-share, and one C-share, each with a nominal value of USD 0.01.
Shareholder Implications and Rights
TORM's shareholders can anticipate that the new A-shares will provide one vote each, while the B and C-shares carry specific voting rights. This strategic decision reinforces TORM's commitment to enhancing value for its investors and fostering responsibility in shareholder engagement.
About TORM
TORM has a distinguished history as a premier global carrier of refined oil products, founded back in 1889. The company operates a modern fleet of product tankers, dedicated to maintaining high standards of safety and environmental responsibility. TORM's shares are publicly traded on both Nasdaq Copenhagen and Nasdaq New York, under the ticker symbols TRMD A and TRMD.
Contact Information
For investor inquiries, please reach out to:
Mikael Bo Larsen,
Head of Investor Relations,
Phone: +45 5143 8002
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the capital increase by TORM plc?
The capital increase is primarily aimed at strengthening the company’s financial base, enhancing capacity for investment and operational flexibility.
How many A-shares has TORM issued?
TORM has increased its share capital by 262,294 A-shares through the exercise of Restricted Share Units.
What are Restricted Share Units (RSUs)?
RSUs are a form of compensation where employees receive shares as part of their remuneration conditionally, often tied to performance goals or time-based vesting.
Where can TORM shares be traded?
TORM shares are listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen and Nasdaq New York.
Who should I contact for more information about TORM?
Mikael Bo Larsen, the Head of Investor Relations, is the primary contact for any inquiries regarding investor relations and can be reached at +45 5143 8002.
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