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Acarix receives declarations of intent to exercise warrants of series TO 3

Acarix AB (“Acarix” or the “Company”) has received declarations of intent to exercise Warrants of series TO 3 (the “Warrants”) from a number of major holders of Warrants. The declarations of intent encompass approximately 36.8 million Warrants, corresponding to approximately 40.7 percent of the total number of Warrants.

Acarix CEO Aamir Mahmood comments: “We once again receive strong support from our existing shareholders, something we greatly appreciate and value. We have implemented many changes during the recent quarters, and have many ongoing processes, which will materialize in the coming quarters. It is gratifying that our major shareowners acknowledge this. We are thankful and look forward to managing this trust.”

Life Science Invest Fund CEO Jan Poulsen comments: “As a long-term investor we at LSIF strive to build value through investing in life science companies in the early commercial phase with products that hold great potential and can have a huge positive impact for patients and society. We believe that the CADScor System is unique and one of these products. We fully support the many organizational and focus changes initiated by CEO Aamir Mahmood, and we therefore do not hesitate to declare that it is our intention to continue to support Acarix by subscribing to the very significant number of TO3 that we have acquired. As long-term investors we are committed and engaged owners, and we follow our investment plan.

Acarix has received declarations of intent from a number of major holders of Warrants, including Life Science Invest Fund 1 ApS, Microtech Software AS, Mikael Thorén with family, and Anton Rehnström regarding the exercise of Warrants. The declarations of intent encompass approximately 36.8 million Warrants, corresponding to approximately 40.7 percent of the total number of Warrants. The Warrants have an exercise period from and including Wednesday September 11, 2024, up to and including Wednesday, September 25, 2024, and each Warrant entitles the holder to subscribe for one new share. The exercise price will be set at 70 percent of the volume-weighted average price (“VWAP”) during the measurement period August 23 – September 6, 2024, but no less than SEK 0.25 and no more than SEK 0.50.

Complete terms and conditions for the Warrants are available on the Company’s website and in the prospectus prepared by the Board of Directors of Acarix in connection with the Rights Issue. The prospectus is available on the Company’s website. It is also available on the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority’s website www.fi.se.

Exercise of warrants
Trustee-registered Warrants
If the warrant holder has their Warrants in a share depository, in an investment savings account (Sw. ISK), or an endowment insurance (Sw. Kapitalförsäkring) (trustee-registered holdings), subscription and payment will take place with the nominee, who will provide further instructions on the procedure for exercising the Warrants. Warrant holders should contact their nominee well in advance for further instructions regarding the exercise of Warrants, as different nominees have different processing times.

Directly registered Warrants (VP account)
Application is made via a subscription form available on Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ)’s website www.carnegie.se and Acarix’s website www.acarix.com. A pre-printed subscription form has been sent to directly registered warrant holders. Payment is made according to instructions on the application form. Both the subscription form and payment must be received by Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ) by September 25, 2024.

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