Stockwik’s chairman Rune Rinnan increases his shareholding
Rune Rinnan, chairman of the board of Stockwik, has bought 10,000 shares in the company for SEK 100,000 through Televenture Capital, according to the Financial Supervisory Authority’s transparency register.
On September 25, through the company Televenture Capital, Rune Rinnan bought 10,000 shares in the investment company Stockwik, where he is chairman of the board. The shares were bought at a price of SEK 10 per share, a deal of SEK 100,000.
This is evident from the Financial Supervisory Authority’s transparency register.
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