Core Points - Digitalist Group Plc has implemented a share combination, reducing the total number of shares to 2,773,721, effective from 18 August 2025 [1][2] - The share combination was resolved during the Extraordinary General Meeting on 13 August 2025, where one share now corresponds to every 250 shares previously [2][4] - The company has also conducted a directed share issue without consideration, transferring 636,238 shares to ensure that the number of shares in each account is divisible by 250 [2][3] - The purpose of the share combination is to enhance trading conditions by increasing the value of individual shares and improving share price formation [4] Share Redemption and Cancellation - Following the share combination, the company redeemed 249 shares for every 250 shares held, with the redeemed shares being immediately cancelled [3] - Additionally, 205 of the company's own shares were cancelled to maintain divisibility by 250, leaving Digitalist Group with 28,114 of its own shares [3] Convertible Loans and Stock Option Program Adjustments - The Board of Directors has adjusted the maximum number of shares available for subscription under various convertible loan instruments and the 2021 stock option program due to the share combination [6][8] - The conversion prices for the convertible loans will be based on the volume-weighted average price of the company's shares, multiplied by 250 for the period preceding 18 August 2025 [9][13] - The maximum number of new shares that can be converted under each convertible loan has been specified, with notable figures including 260,000 for Convertible Loan 2021/1 and 5,204,280 for Convertible Loan 2021/3 [9][13] Stock Option Program Details - The Stock Option Program 2021 remains in effect, with 7,300,000 Option Rights 2021A2 available before the share combination, allowing subscription at a price of EUR 0.0298 per share [11] - Post-combination, the Option Rights 2021A2 can now be used to subscribe for a maximum of 29,200 new shares, with the subscription price adjusted to EUR 7.45 per share [12][14]