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Alvotech renews liquidity agreement with Islandsbanki for Nasdaq Iceland trading in ALVO shares
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Alvotech renews liquidity agreement with Islandsbanki for Nasdaq Iceland trading in ALVO shares
  • Alvotech renewed and amended a market-making agreement with Islandsbanki for ALVO shares on Nasdaq Iceland to support liquidity and price formation.
  • Islandsbanki will quote bids and offers with at least ISK 8 million in aggregate value before each session, refreshing within 15 minutes of full execution.
  • Maximum bid-ask spread set at 2.5%, measured on a volume-weighted basis across the bank’s live quotes.
  • Daily net trading by the market maker capped at ISK 16 million; quoting obligations can pause once the limit is reached.
  • Amended agreement signed May 29, 2026; open-ended term with termination on seven days’ notice.


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