Estonia: Clevon to delist without buying back minority shares

The Estonian developer of autonomous vehicles, Clevon, plans to delist its shares from the Nasdaq First North stock exchange without taking over the shares of the company’s minority shareholders, ERR reports. Earlier, the loss-making company announced that it would delist and buy out its minority shareholders. However, Clevon has failed to find an investor to…

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Latvia: New three-party coalition government likely in August 2023

Latvia is likely to have a new three-party coalition government consisting of Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins’s New Unity and two current opposition parties, the Union of Greens and Farmers (ZZS) and the Progressives, in August 2023, Ilona Berzina writes for Baltic News Network. Previously, Karins had assured that New Unity would not cooperate with ZZS…

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Estonia: Mounting losses for growth companies on Tallinn Stock Exchange

Several growth companies on Estonia’s Tallinn Stock Exchange (Nasdaq Tallinn), including Clevon, ELMO Rent, and Hagen Bikes, saw significant losses in 2022, ERR reports. ELMO Rent’s annual turnover was only half of the forecasted amount, resulting in losses that were more than double the expectations. Despite the declining share prices and growing panic among shareholders,…

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