Aker Horizons ASA has announced a proposal to liquidate the company and delist its shares from Euronext Oslo Børs. This follows the completion of a merger between Aker Horizons Holding AS and Aker HoldCo AS, after which Aker Horizons ASA no longer holds operational activities or a significant investment portfolio. As of the end of 2025, the company’s main assets consist of cash and a receivable related to a convertible bond loan expected to be settled on 5 February 2026.
With no viable strategic alternatives identified and any new business activities requiring substantial additional funding, the Board of Directors recommends liquidation. The estimated remaining assets available for distribution after liquidation are between NOK 4-6 million, though final amounts and timing are uncertain. An extraordinary general meeting will be convened to consider these proposals.
**Why this matters**
The liquidation and delisting of Aker Horizons ASA mark the end of the company as an active listed entity following its merger and asset transfer. Shareholders have already received compensation through shares and cash from the merger, and the company’s closure will finalize the distribution of remaining assets. This development reflects a strategic decision to wind down the company due to the absence of operational activities and investment holdings.
Source: NewsData