BHG

The purchase price for 20.1% of the shares in F1 consists of three parts: a cash consideration of EUR 2.5m (equivalent to SEK 28m at the current exchange rate), a condition that the founder of F1 waive his existing put option, as well as an option that gives BHG the right to buy back 20.1% of the shares in F1. By the founder of F1 renouncing his put option, BHG's obligations linked to this cease. The transaction significantly reduces BHG’s acquisition related liabilities and removes the risk of a future cash flow impact of EUR 40m (equivalent to SEK 450m at the current exchange rate) that would arise if the put option was exercised.

The call option that BHG receives, if exercised, gives the group a majority of the votes in F1. As a result of the call option, F1 will continue to be fully consolidated in the BHG group. As F1 continues to be consolidated, there is no impact on earnings for the group as a result of the share sale. As the liability for the put option of approximately SEK 450m ceases, the group’s equity is positively affected by the same amount. After the transaction, BHG will hold 30.0% of the shares and votes in F1.

As a result of the buyer being owned by the CEO of F1, the share sale agreement is conditional on approval by an extraordinary general meeting in BHG, scheduled for 25 July 2023. A separate notice to the extraordinary general meeting will be published within short.