Clevon Investors AS and Konna OÜ have successfully met the requirements for delisting from the Tallinn Stock Exchange’s alternative market. The company, which develops robotic courier technology, has achieved a 95% shareholder acceptance rate for a buyout offer. Arno Kütt, the creator of Clevon and leader of the robotic courier development, is offering shareholders the opportunity to purchase their shares at a price two times higher than the current market value. Payment for the shares will be made three years from the offer date. The move will conclude trading of Clevon shares on the stock exchange. Topics: #clevon #stock #exchange Post navigation United States to give USD 50 mln of Danske Bank penalty to Estonia In Tallinn, the Mortgage Loan department is important to every employee