Technology company RMD, Railway Metrics and Dynamics, is taking out loans of approximately SEK 6.5 million from some of its major shareholders and its CEO. This is stated in a press release.

The loans are interest-free and, in return, the lenders will receive warrants free of charge.

According to RMD, the proceeds from the loans will be used for increased marketing efforts, strengthening the company's working capital, and refinancing existing loans from shareholders.

At the same time, the company is signaling that the loans are the first part of a larger capital raising, the goal of which is to accelerate growth, which has been somewhat slower than expected. The company outlines two scenarios, in which the less favorable growth scenario is expected to require the loans to account for half of the necessary capital of approximately SEK 12 million. In this scenario, RMD is also expected to achieve a positive cash flow in the first quarter of next year.

In the second scenario, where growth accelerates, this is expected to require greater capital and see the company achieve a positive cash flow in the second half of 2026.