On June 12, Lars-Ola Lundkvist purchased 1,028 shares in the contract manufacturer Hanza, where he is a board member. The shares were purchased at a price of SEK 80 per share, a transaction worth SEK 82,200. The transaction was made on Nasdaq Stockholm. This is according to the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority's register of insider transactions.
Lundkvist was elected as a new board member at the annual general meeting on May 13. He previously did not own any shares in Hanza, according to the shareholder service Holdings.
Hanza AB, formerly Hanza Holding AB, is a Sweden-based manufacturing company. The Company offers its customers a combination of consultancy and customized manufacturing solutions within mechanics and electronics. The Company's activities are divided into three business segments: The Main markets segment, which manufacturing clusters located within orclose to Hanza’s primary geographical customer markets, which comprise Sweden, Finland, Norway and Germany; The Other markets segment, which manufacturing clusters outside HANZA’s primary geographic customer markets. It comprises HANZA’s manufacturing clusters in the Baltics, Central Europe and China; and The Business development segment, which is mainly group wide functions within the parent company, as well as group wide projects and functions not allocated to the other two segments. Hanza AB was founded in 2008 and has operations in Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Germany and China.
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