• Sivers Semiconductors will hold an extraordinary general meeting in Stockholm on Oct. 22, 2026.
• Shareholders will vote on changing auditor, proposing Ernst & Young to replace Deloitte.
• Ballots include a long-term incentive program with up to 7,280,000 employee stock options, implying about 2% dilution.
• Votes also cover authorizing a directed issue of up to 7,280,000 series C shares, intended to support incentive-program share delivery.
• Another proposal seeks authority to repurchase all outstanding series C shares, plus potential sale of treasury common shares to fund social charges.

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