Share information

To buy or sell shares in Cambi ASA, utilise online brokerage services that provide access to the Euronext Growth Oslo exchange.

Alternatively, engage a licensed stockbroker who can execute trades on your behalf on the same exchange.

When trading Cambi shares, remember the bans on insider trading, sharing confidential information, encouraging insider trades, and market manipulation.

If you are a primary insider, close associate thereof, or employee of Cambi ASA, stricter rules apply. When in doubt about whether you can trade, contact Cambi.

Cambi's investor portal allows you to subscribe directly to updates of the financial calendar and stock exchange notices through a third-party service provider.

To manage your subscription preferences, visit the investor events or newsroom pages.

To update your contact information for shareholder communications, contact your account operators or Cambi ASA's share registrar.

To qualify for a dividend payment, you must be a shareholder on the record date indicated by Cambi. This date is typically one working day after the ex-dividend date.

Contact your account operator, i.e., the institution managing your VPS account. This is typically your bank or broker. Many account operators offer online services where you can find your VPS account number.

The VPS account number is also typically included in account statements or trade confirmations sent by your account operator.

If you hold shares directly, contact your account operator, who will update your account in the Norwegian Central Securities Depository (VPS). If you do not know who your account operator is, contact the registrar.

If your shares are held with a brokerage or bank, contact them directly to update your account information. They typically manage dividend disbursements and can ensure your new details are registered for future payments. Some brokers offer online account management where you can log in and update your details for dividend payments directly.

When a shareholder passes away, their shares become part of their estate. Following legal requirements, the executor or administrator of the deceased must notify the company or registrar to arrange the transfer to beneficiaries. Dividends are held for the estate during this time.

For joint accounts, shares may pass directly to the surviving holder.