Alligator Bioscience has renegotiated its outstanding loan from Fenja Capital II. Fenja Capital waives the requirement that 50 percent of the net proceeds from TO 13 be used for amortization. The loan's maturity date is extended to December 31, 2025. Fenja Capital can convert the loan into ordinary shares through offsetting at a price of SEK 3,74 per share. The company has received subscription intentions from the Chairman of the Board, CEO and CFO for a total of SEK 0,2 million.
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Published September 9, 2025
Alligator Bioscience renegotiates loan with Fenja Capital
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