For Investors

Insider Management

Fodelia complies with the applicable legislation on inside information, such as the requirements under the Market Abuse Regulation and Nasdaq Helsinki Oy’s insider guidelines. In addition, the company has drawn up its own insider guidelines, which set out operating procedures and rules for the management of insider matters, the disclosure of inside information, the maintenance of insider lists and the trading activities of senior management. The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for insider management.

Inside information

Fodelia maintains a project-specific insider list of projects that constitute inside information. Any person included on the insider list shall be notified in writing of their inclusion on the list and of the resulting obligations, as well as the penalties applicable to insider trading and the unlawful disclosure of inside information.

Fodelia shall disclose inside information as soon as possible. Fodelia may also defer the disclosure of inside information if the following conditions are met:

1. the immediate disclosure of inside information would be likely to jeopardise Fodelia’s legitimate interests;
2. that postponing the publication would not be likely to mislead the public: and
3. that the confidentiality of the information in question can be guaranteed.

If the criteria for deferral are met, Fodelia may, at its own discretion, decide to grant a deferral.

Inside information ceases to be inside information once it has been made public or the inside information event has lapsed. If Fodelia has decided to delay the disclosure of inside information and has drawn up a list of insiders, the persons included on that insider list are prohibited from carrying out transactions in Fodelia’s financial instruments.

Closed period

Fodelia’s senior management and those involved in Fodelia’s financial reporting are subject to a blackout period prior to the publication of results, which begins 30 days before the publication of the interim report and financial statements and ends on the day following the publication of the results in question. In accordance with the Market Abuse Regulation, senior managers at Fodelia are defined as members of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee.

During the closed period, Fodelia’s senior management and those involved in Fodelia’s financial reporting are not permitted to trade in, or carry out any other transactions involving, Fodelia’s financial instruments.