Green Hydrogen Systems recently concluded a share capital reduction as a strategic move to facilitate the forthcoming capital fundraising initiative. Following this development, the company engaged with its prominent shareholders and existing lenders to navigate its financial needs effectively. In a bid to ensure the continuous operation of Green Hydrogen Systems up to at least March of the upcoming year, key stakeholders, including APM Holding and Danish statutory pension fund ATP, have extended a short-term credit facility amounting to DKK 80 million. This financial support, which equates to approximately EUR 1 million, stands as a collaborative effort between major shareholders and selected lenders of the company. The credit agreement, set to expire in June 2025, is pivotal in sustaining the operational continuity of Green Hydrogen Systems and fortifying its financial position amidst current market conditions. The company's proactive approach in securing this credit underscored a positive outlook towards its future prospects and operational resilience.