(comment from Katalysen)Aike Media has decided on two directed new share issues as well as one that includes warrants, according to a press release.The two directed issues amount to approximately SEK 14.2 million and SEK 1.8 million, respectively, of which the latter and smaller is directed to persons who are part of the company's board of directors. The larger issue is directed to a pre-agreed group of investors and lenders. This includes, among others, Jakob and Elie Kellermann, Stella Marine, and Wikson Consulting.The issue comprises just over 283 million shares at a subscription price of SEK 0.05 per share. This corresponds to a discount of about 25 percent compared with the latest closing price of SEK 0.0666 per share. The same subscription price also applies in the smaller issue of 36,000 shares to board members. In addition, the board has also decided on a warrant issue to Katalysen Ventures. It comprises 200 million warrants of series 2025/2026, where each warrant entitles the holder to subscribe for one new share at the above-mentioned subscription price. Subscription may take place from 17 April this year through 31 December this year. Upon full exercise of the warrants, the company will receive approximately SEK 10 million.In a separate press release, Katalysen Ventures writes that it is significantly increasing its ownership stake in Aike through the add-on investment. In connection with this, together with Martin Krona, a dedicated turnaround team is established that takes a leading operational role in the company."The operational work begins immediately and will initially focus on strengthening the company's commercial offering, streamlining the organization, and ensuring a stable financial structure," writes Katalysen, adding that the goal is to see a clear improvement in Aike's performance over the coming 12-24 months.All issues require approval by an extraordinary general meeting planned to be held on 8 April.