On March 3, Spiltan Fonder sold 24 million shares in the real estate investment company Fastator, leaving it with only 0.25 million shares, which corresponds to 0.58 percent of the company's capital and votes. This was revealed in a flagging notification.

Finwire reported on March 3 that DNB Carnegie brokered an internal block trade of 24 million Fastator shares at a price of 29.5 öre per share. The transaction was valued at 7.1 million kronor and represented 6.7 percent of the company's shares.

Fastator recently carried out a recapitalization, resulting in the company issuing common and preference shares to bondholders. As a result, Spiltan Fonder became a major shareholder in Fastator.

At the same time, Fastator has gained a new significant shareholder in the form of Goldcup 39155, which purchased 15 million shares and now owns 29.88 million shares, corresponding to 8.37 percent of the company's capital and votes.

The identity behind Goldcup 39155 remains unknown, but the company is registered in Sundsvall. Goldcup followed by a serial number is typically a so-called shelf company.