PFISTERER Holding SE, a global technology company specializing in electrical connection and insulation solutions, has completed the conversion of its shares from bearer to registered form. The change, approved by shareholders at the Annual General Meeting on June 11, 2026, was registered with the Commercial Register of the Stuttgart Local Court on August 13, 2026, making it legally effective. Since October 8, 2026, PFISTERER shares have traded as registered shares under the new ISIN DE000PFSE253, following a one-for-one conversion from the previous ISIN DE000PFSE212.
The shift to registered shares is significant because it grants PFISTERER greater transparency over its shareholder base and enables more direct dialogue with investors. This is achieved through a legally required share register that contains the data necessary for administering registered shares and communicating with shareholders. For shareholders, the change does not affect any rights associated with their shares. Entitlement to dividends, the exercise of voting rights, and participation in the Annual General Meeting remain unchanged. Custody of shares in securities accounts and the processing of dividend payments through custodian banks will also continue as before.
PFISTERER, headquartered in Winterbach near Stuttgart, Germany, has been developing solutions for safe and reliable power connections since 1921. The company designs, manufactures, and distributes products for connecting and insulating electrical conductors at critical system interfaces in high-, medium-, and low-voltage networks, where maximum operational reliability is essential. Its solutions are used across the entire value chain, from power generation and transmission to distribution. With 19 locations in 15 countries and customers in more than 90 countries worldwide, PFISTERER stands for technically sophisticated solutions and decades of engineering expertise aimed at enabling a secure and sustainable energy supply. For more information, visit www.pfisterer.com.
The conversion to registered shares is important for several reasons. First, it aligns PFISTERER with a growing trend among European companies seeking more efficient shareholder management and engagement. Registered shares allow companies to identify their investors, which can be crucial for strategic decision-making and compliance with regulatory requirements. Second, the move may improve PFISTERER's ability to communicate with shareholders directly, potentially leading to more informed voting and greater shareholder loyalty. Third, for the broader market, this step underscores the evolving nature of corporate governance in Germany, where registered shares are becoming more common. Investors in PFISTERER can take comfort that their rights remain intact, but they should also note the new ISIN for trading purposes.
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