AB Volvo reports 2,033,452,084 registered shares and 599,474,006.50 votes as of 30 October 2026
AB Volvo ended October with just over 2.03 billion registered shares carrying a combined 599,474,006.50 votes, according to the company's month-end disclosure.
- 2,033,452,084
- 440,143,109
- 1,593,308,975
- 599,474,006.50
What Happened
On 30 October 2026, the last trading day of the month, AB Volvo had a total of 2,033,452,084 registered shares. Of these, 440,143,109 were Series A shares and 1,593,308,975 were Series B shares. Based on the number of registered shares, the number of votes in the company amounted to 599,474,006.50. The Gothenburg-based manufacturer released the figures on the final trading day of October.
- 440,143,109
- 1,593,308,975
- 2,033,452,084
599,474,006.50
Votes attached to the 2,033,452,084 registered Series A and Series B shares as of 30 October 2026.
AB Volvo said the information is information it is obliged to make public pursuant to the Financial Instruments Trading Act. The information was submitted for publication at 10.00 a.m. CET on 30 October 2026. The announcement covers only the registered share count and the votes those shares carry.
Why this matters
The share and vote totals show investors how ownership and voting power in the truck, bus and equipment maker are currently divided between its two share classes. AB Volvo is required to publish the figures under Sweden's Financial Instruments Trading Act, so the notice matters chiefly to shareholders and anyone tracking who can vote at the company.
Terms in This Story
- Series A shares
- One class of shares in a company with more than one share class; the classes can differ in the number of votes each share carries.
- Series B shares
- A second class of shares in a dual-class structure, typically carrying different voting rights from the other class.
- Registered shares
- Shares recorded in a company's official share register, which the company uses as the basis for counting its shares and votes.
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