Göran Matz purchased 1,341 shares in the poultry company Scandi Standard, where he serves as Group CIO, on May 8. The shares were acquired at a price of SEK 145 per share, representing a total transaction value of SEK 194,400. The trade was executed on Nasdaq Stockholm, according to the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority's transparency register.
Following this transaction, Matz holds 7,466 shares in the company, according to the ownership tracking service Holdings.
Scandi Standard AB (publ) is a Sweden-based company that offers chicken-based food products. The Company is operational through Kronfagel AB in Sweden (including SweHatch AB and AB Skanefagel), Scandinavian Standard AS, formerly Cardinal Foods AS, in Norway and Danpo A/S in Denmark. Scandi Standard AB (publ) produces and sells fresh and frozen chicken as well as other chicken products through its brands Kronfagel, Danpo and Den Stolte Hane and through private label. In addition to chicken production, the Norwegian operations also include egg sales and turkey as well as duck products. Kronfagel AB is a chicken producer, SweHatch AB is an egg hatchery company, and Skanefagel supplies locally produced chicken products to Swedish retail stores, food service/catering and restaurants.
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