Flaggin notifications Shareholders of listed companies have an obligation to notify both the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) and the listed company of changes in their holdings. Listed companies have an obligation to publicly disclose the shareholder’s notification. Investors Share information Flagging notifications Investors Investors NoHo Partners as an investment Strategy Operating model Market environment CEO’s Review Profit guidanceReports and Presentations Other MaterialsShare information Major shareholders Management ownership Dividend Flagging notifications Consensus estimates Analysts Managers’ transactionsFinancial information Long-term financial targets Risks and uncertainties IFRS 16 liabilities Calculation FormulasCorporate Governance Annual General Meeting Board of Directors Board Committees Board authorisations CEO Executive Team Remuneration Risk Management Insider Administration Audit Articles of Association Code of ConductInvestor calendar and events Capital Markets Day 2024Investor services Disclosure Policy Under the provisions of the Finnish Securities Markets Act, shareholders of listed companies have an obligation to notify of changes in their holdings when their holdings exceed, fall below or reach the notification thresholds for voting rights or shares of the company. The thresholds are 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 50%, 66,7% (2/3) and 90% of the number of voting rights or the number shares of the company. Notifications of changes in holdings must be made without undue delay. Shareholders are requested to send flagging notifications by email to johdonkaupat@noho.fi. Information on shareholders’ notification obligation is available on the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority’s web page. Latest flagging notifications NoHo Partners has not received any flagging notifications during the past 12 months. All notifications are available in NoHo Partners’ Newsroom. newsroom
