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query ContentSlug_ContentQuery(
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) {
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}

fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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}

fragment ContentBasicInfo on Content {
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fragment ContentMetadata on Content {
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    ... on CompanyReport {
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    ... on ThirdPartyCompanyReport {
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    ... on StockExchangeRelease {
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fragment ForumPosts on ForumPost {
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fragment KeyFigures_Content on Content {
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}

fragment PublishingDetails on Content {
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  ... on Webcast {
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}

fragment Reactions on Content {
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}

fragment ReportLink_Content on Content {
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  ... on StockExchangeRelease {
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    authors {
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Tecnotree operates in the IT sector. The company specializes in the development of digital communication solutions. The services include, for example, business process services and subscription management for corporate customers in telecom and other digital service providers. Operations are held on a global level, with the largest presence in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Now I understand, I was confusing things. I’ll take back my ramblings so they don’t muddy the waters.

I don’t think I understand your point. The money was already obtained from the convertible bond (VVK) holders back in 2023. The exception is Fitzroy’s 200 unpaid convertible bonds, which could not be converted into shares. For the holders of the convertible bonds, the announcement of this tender offer was very good. For 100,000 euros, they received 145,823 euros’ worth of shares and votes. That is a solid 45.8% return in just under three years. 215 of the 226 converted bonds were held by insiders. They aren’t pulling a fast one on themselves here.

An interview with Tope Lawani, founding partner and shareholder of Helios Investment Partners, from March 2022. If you don’t want to hear about his youth and student years, you should skip to 12:15, where he talks about the early stages of his career at TPG Capital.  "They cover the makings of investing in the world’s fastest-growing continent, how advanced digital payment platforms are allowing African nations to leapfrog parts of the western world, and how private capital has created economic and social value throughout the African continent.”

And a third option: Déjà vu. The offer doesn’t go through, no competing offers emerge, and the company’s share price collapses.

True, they aren’t. Nieminen’s stake is 7.62% now that 226 VVKs (convertible bonds) have been converted into shares.  That’s right. I calculated the exact stake as 11.59%. The outcome for the 5 unconverted VVKs also affects the stake, but only by hundredths of a percent.  I think Helios didn’t want to lend. Hammarén would also have had the necessary €20 million after selling Aktia shares last year. I suspect Helios is aiming for the power of a majority owner so they can more freely steer the company’s offering in the right direction. I’d like to be involved in this. Helios as the main owner better guarantees that profits don’t flow into the Ravichander family’s pockets. The CEO and board will likely change, which I believe would be good for the company. Helios appearing as a buyer may have been a welcome surprise for Fitzroy. I’ve personally questioned Fitzroy’s industry expertise from time to time. Perhaps the Fitzroy crew felt the same way.  I’ve understood the logic the same way. But only 226 VVKs were converted. The conversion price was the 10-day average price preceding the conversion demand date minus 5%, which is about €3.909. The holders of the remaining 5 VVKs either didn’t notice the opportunity, have decided to sell them to the consortium, or are waiting for the stock price to drop below €4.11. Now it’s no longer worth converting the VVKs, as the conversion price is approaching €5.70, and one would receive fewer shares.  My take on the situation The takeover of the “Star of Africa” is underway. With a 10% stake, one can prevent an easy squeeze-out from the stock exchange. After the VVK conversions, Nieminen and Kakkonen control about 11.6% of the shares. They can block this if they wish. Kyösti Kakkonen said in a Kauppalehti article: “The tender offer should be clearly higher.” This was a quick and clear message to the consortium. Often in the past, a public statement by a large owner has led to an increase in the offer (Hoivatilat 2019, Cramo 2019, Uponor 2023). Nieminen’s share count rose by 333,173 in the January 30, 2026 announcement compared to a month ago. That is much more than his usual monthly purchases. I suspect Nieminen held VVKs. For example, 10 VVKs would have yielded 255,830 shares. If Nieminen intends to oppose the tender offer, it made sense for him to convert the VVKs into shares to increase his voting power. If Nieminen were going to accept the offer, he could have just waited. So, he’s keeping his cards close to his chest. I assume, therefore, that he is demanding a higher offer, a better deal. Options:  If Nieminen or Kakkonen sell their holdings or accept the offer, the offer will certainly go through, and all shareholders will receive €5.70/share. If Nieminen and Kakkonen do not accept the offer, I believe a raised offer is very likely. This would immediately increase the market price.  In both cases, it’s likely worth buying Tecnotree shares while they are available for less than €5.70. I’m still buying them. Hammarén converted 50 VVKs into shares. He has not given the consortium a commitment to sell his shares, unlike Luminos. Hammarén is a board member and the majority owner of the law firm Fennoa, which Tecnotree has appointed as its legal advisor in connection with the tender offer. Hammarén is playing multiple sides here, and it’s probably wise not to commit to the offer immediately. There are only two other non-consortium members on the board, and if I recall correctly, even they were originally nominated by Fitzroy. Competitive offer?  A competing offer is entirely possible. The industry is consolidating, so buyers are looking for targets. Statements from Tecnotree’s board on this subject should be taken with a grain of salt. We should remember that a competing offer can be accepted even if a previous offer has already been accepted. The board also made a standard reservation regarding this. The offer period is tentatively about 7 weeks, during which time a competing buyer could conduct thorough due diligence on Tecnotree and find it undervalued. To sum up, I consider a price hike likely and a competing offer possible. I don’t completely rule out the idea that this operation was just a way to get the VVKs converted into shares at a price of €3.909 and increase the ownership stake. Of course, this would have been worth doing back in December 2024. Fitzroy’s 200 VVKs are still unused. They are a good hedge for Fitzroy if the price were to collapse for some strange reason. But this is indeed a rather far-fetched thought.

I meant that 200 of the convertible bonds are unpaid, so they cannot be converted. The conversions apply to the 231 paid convertible bonds. Why didn’t Fitzroy pay them last year, and now they could convert 5 million more shares?

So, weren’t these just about “converting the convertibles into shares” because this conversion can now be done immediately as the tender offer triggers it? Presumably, all convertible bond holders will carry out this conversion because it’s worth it. Or did I misunderstand something?

Tecnotree

Tecnotree Corporation Stock Exchange Release 30 January 2026 at 20:00 EETThe Board of Directors of Tecnotree Corporation ("Tecnotree" or "Company") has today resolved to accept share subscriptions...

<div class="abstract">Tecnotree Corporation Stock Exchange Release 30&nbsp;January 2026 at 20:00 EET</div>The Board of Directors of Tecnotree Corporation ("Tecnotree" or "Company") has today resolved to accept share subscriptions based on the conversion of the Compulsory Convertible Debentures issued on 22 June 2023 ("CCD Notes") pursuant to the conversion requests received by the Company. In the said share subscriptions, the lenders of the CCD Notes subscribed a total number of 5,781,523 new shares (the "New Shares") in the Company by exercising special rights issued in connection with the CCD Notes. The conversion right was based on the accelerated conversion right triggered pursuant to the terms of the CCD Notes by the public tender offer published on 27 January 2026. The terms of the CCD Notes were disclosed in stock exchange release on 22 June 2023, as amended due to the reverse split as disclosed in stock exchange release on 19 April 2024. The subscription price per each New Share was EUR 3.909 (rounded) in accordance with the terms of the CCD Notes. The subscription price of the New Shares was paid by setting it off against the principal of the CCD Notes in the total amount of EUR 22,600,000. The subscription price of the New Shares was entered in its entirety into the Company's invested non-restricted equity fund.The Company expects the New Shares to be registered with the Trade Register on or about 19 February 2026. The New Shares are of the same class as the Company's other shares and entitle to the same shareholder rights as the Company's existing shares after their registration and entering into book-entry accounts of the subscribers.The Company shall apply for the admission of the New Shares to public trading on the stock exchange list of Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd on or about 20 February 2026, after an exemption document pursuant to the Annex IX to the European Parliament and Council Regulation (EU) 2017/1129 has been prepared and disclosed.After the registration of the New Shares in the Trade Register, the total number of the shares in the Company is 22,834,773 shares.<div></div>