Under the original agreement, payment was to be made on an ongoing basis as compensation for delivered flow plates, but as project deliveries have been delayed, no such payments have been made. The new replacement agreement means that the customer, through two payments during the first half of 2026, will pay Cell Impact for work already performed, resulting in a SEK 6 million strengthening of the company's cash position for tools, fixtures and other work undertaken. After receiving SEK 1.3 million during the course of the work, this leaves undelivered products amounting to SEK 10.7 million under the original agreement, which the customer does not expect to be delivered under the current circumstances.

"The agreement is a sign of a good working relationship between us and the customer. Despite the project being affected by delays on the demand side, we are now strengthening our cash position. Moreover, there remains a joint ambition to resume product deliveries to an extent corresponding to the original agreement," says Daniel Vallin, CEO of Cell Impact.

Today's agreement will provide Cell Impact with an additional SEK 6 million in cash during the first half of 2026.

This information is inside information that Cell Impact AB is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation.