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Closing in Norway

In a Norwegian AS a round closes through a fixed statutory sequence of resolution, subscription, payment, confirmation and registration. Until the capital increase is registered, the money is not raised and the shares do not exist, whatever the investment agreement says.
Reference8 min readLast reviewed 2 September, 2026 Norwegian lawFrom the investor’s perspective

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