Nexam Chemical Holding AB intends to acquire warrants issued under incentive programs in its subsidiary

Nexam Chemical Holding AB intends to acquire the outstanding warrants in the
subsidiary Nexam Chemical AB from ten warranty holders, consisting of employees
and former employees, for a total value of SEK 4.7 million. Fully exercised, the
warrants correspond to 1,328,625 shares in Nexam Chemical Holding AB. None of
these warrants are held by the Board, CEO or the founders of the company.
Nexam Chemical Holding AB has for some time negotiated and finally entered into
an agreement with all ten warrant holders to acquire their warrants in the
subsidiary Nexam Chemical AB. The agreement is conditional upon that an
Extraordinary General Meeting (“EGM”) approves the agreements by simple
majority. The notice to the EGM will be press released separately.

Background

The subsidiary Nexam Chemical AB has three ongoing incentive programs subscribed
for by employees during the years 2009 and 2012, i.e. before the current parent
company Nexam Chemical Holding AB was formed and listed on Nasdaq First North
Stockholm. The duration periods of the incentive programs are 2009/2016,
2010/2017 and 2012/2018. The warrants entitle the warrant holders to subscribe
for shares in the subsidiary Nexam Chemical AB during a three month exercise
period in each respective year.

To avoid future minority shareholders in the subsidiary, an agreement was
entered into with all warrant holders in connection with the listing of Nexam
Chemical Holding AB in the spring of 2013. In short, the agreement implicates
that each share the warrant holders subscribe for in the subsidiary shall be
exchanged for 182.5034 newly issued shares in Nexam Chemical Holding AB through
an issue in kind. For more information, see the company
website (http://www.nexamchemical.com/Investors/Corporate-Governance/Incentive
-program/) or the annual
reports (http://www.nexamchemical.com/Investors/financial-reports/Annual-and
-Interim-Reports/).

Extraordinary General Meeting required

In order to go through with an issue in kind, an EGM needs to be held each time
a warrant holder subscribes for shares in the subsidiary. The EGM needs to
approve each issue in kind with a nine-tenth majority requirement. Fully
exercised warrants, followed by the required approvals from the EGMs would
result in a dilution of approximately 2 percent.

A consequence of the agreement is that several EGMs need to be held the coming
three years. Unless the required majority of nine-tenths approves each of these
issues in kind, the subsidiary Nexam Chemical AB will have a number of minority
shareholders, which shareholders are entitled to have their minority
shareholding redeemed. If an agreement on such redemption is not reached, the
request of redemption will be settled in accordance with the provisions on
compulsory redemption in the Swedish Companies Act (2005:551).

The Board’s proposal to the Extraordinary General Meeting

In order to avoid multiple future EGMs and uncertainties regarding future
minority shareholders and processes related to compulsory acquisition, Nexam
Chemical Holding AB has entered into agreements with all ten warrant holders
regarding an acquisition of their warrants. The purchase price to be paid per
warrant is shown in the chart below. The agreed purchase price has been
calculated from the assessment of market values which, inter alia, have included
analyses, warrant value estimates and value estimates related to each warrant
series. The weighted average share price on Nexam Chemical Holding AB’s share,
during the last three months, is approximately 10.63 SEK.

Six of the warrant holders remain employed by the Nexam Chemical Group. Whereas
some of the warrant holders are employed by the Nexam Chemical Group, the Board
has made the assessment that Nexam Chemical Holding AB’s acquisition of warrants
constitutes such transactions that, in accordance with the statement from the
Swedish Securities Council in AMN 2012:05, requires approval from an EGM in
Nexam Chemical Holding AB. The agreements are therefore subject to the approval
from the EGM.

The Board has obtained a so-called “Fairness opinion” from Öhrlings
PriceWaterhouseCoopers AB which supports that the agreed terms and conditions
for Nexam Chemical Holding AB’s acquisition of the warrants are reasonable for
Nexam Chemical Holding AB’s shareholders from a financial point of view.

In the light of the above, the Board proposes that the EGM on 28 October, 2016,
resolves to approve Nexam Chemical Holding AB’s acquisition of the warrants.

Notice to the EGM will be press released separately. Prior to the EGM, the
Board’s statement in accordance with AMN 2012:05, which also include the board’s
complete proposal for resolution and the fairness opinion from Öhrlings
PriceWaterhouseCoopers AB, will be made available for the shareholders in the
manner stated in the notice to the EGM.

Information regarding the incentive programs

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Note: This press release has been translated from Swedish. The Swedish text
shall govern for all purposes and prevail in case of any discrepancy with the
English version.

For further information please contact:

Lennart Holm, Chairman of the Board, +46-706 30 85 62,
lennart.holm@nexamchemical.com

This information is information that Nexam Chemical Holding AB is obliged to
make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was
submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact person set out
above, at 13:30 CET on October 12, 2016.

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About Nexam Chemical

Nexam Chemical develops technology and products that make it possible to
significantly improve the production process and properties of most types of
plastics in a cost-effective manner and with retained production technology. The
improved properties include strength, toughness, temperature and chemical
resistance as well as service life. The improvements in properties that can be
achieved by using Nexam Chemical's technology make it possible to replace metals
and other heavier or more expensive materials with plastics in a number of
applications. In applications where plastic is already used, Nexam Chemicals
products can improve the manufacturing process, reducing material use and enable
more environmental friendly alternatives. Example of commercial applications:
pipe manufacturing, foam production and high-performance plastics. More
information about the business will be found on
www.nexamchemical.com (http://file///\\TELLUS\styrelsen\A.%20Pressmeddelanden%20
o 
ch%20nyheter\Pressmeddelanden\Eng\www.nexamchemical.com). The company´s
Certified Adviser is FNCA Sweden AB.