The shareholders of Meyer Burger Technologie AG will not receive any more money. All remaining assets must be used to settle outstanding liabilities. As the company announced today, it is out of the question that shareholders will receive a liquidation dividend or a comparable payment. As the company had already announced in mid-September, there is no longer any realistic chance of rescuing the entire group of companies, including the parent company. Instead, the aim is to conclude a composition agreement for the parent company. Similarly, virtually all subsidiaries are in composition or insolvency proceedings.
The last trading day for Meyer Burger shares has been set for 13 January 2026. After Meyer Burger repeatedly failed to meet its disclosure obligations for its annual reports, trading in its shares had been suspended since June. Following a decision by the Regulatory Board of the SIX Group, trading has now resumed. The share price subsequently plummeted to CHF 0.15, corresponding to a market capitalisation of around four million euros.
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