It is worth considering the background of the company’s listing a bit. After all, Tekova went public just under two years ago through a direct listing (tekninen listautuminen) without a share issue. As I understand it, initially almost all the shares belonged more or less to insiders and employees. If they weren’t allowed to sell their shares, there wouldn’t be any liquidity either, and no trading could take place on the stock exchange. For quite a while at first, they did sell shares at a price of €0.80–0.90.
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