Fintech Solution Lab ApS to vote on voluntary liquidation in Copenhagen

Fintech Solution Lab ApS, a Copenhagen-registered company with CVR number 36734205, will ask its owners to place it into voluntary liquidation at an extraordinary general meeting on 21 October 2026. The notice, published in Statstidende on 7 October 2026, sets the meeting for 11:00 at Oslo Plads 2 in Copenhagen and puts the appointment of a liquidator on the agenda. The announcement was filed by the law firm DLA Piper Denmark Advokatpartnerselskab on 5 October 2026.

The notice appears in the “Forskellige kundgørelser” (miscellaneous announcements) section of Statstidende, Denmark’s official gazette for legal notices, issued by Civilstyrelsen under the Justitsministeriet. The gazette is the official channel through which Danish companies publish notices that must reach shareholders, creditors and the public. Voluntary liquidation is the Danish procedure by which a company winds up its own affairs by resolution of its owners, without a court-supervised bankruptcy. The company is registered at Højbro Plads 10, 1200 København K.

The announcement is an invitation to a general meeting rather than a record of a completed decision: the liquidation, the removal of the existing management and the appointment of a liquidator are all still proposals to be put to the vote. The meeting will be opened with the election of a chairman, the first item on the agenda. The document carries the official reference S05102026-121.

Meeting details

• Date: 21 October 2026
• Time: 11:00
• Place: Oslo Plads 2, 2100 København Ø
• Company address: Højbro Plads 10, 1200 København K
• Registration number: CVR 36734205

Agenda

• Election of a chairman of the meeting.
• Proposal to place the company into voluntary liquidation.
• Proposal to deregister the management and elect a liquidator.
• Authorisation to report the adopted resolutions to the Erhvervsstyrelsen (Danish Business Authority).
• Any other business.

Filing and signatory

The notice was signed on 5 October 2026 by Emilie Arendal on behalf of DLA Piper Denmark Advokatpartnerselskab, the firm acting for the company. It was published in the 7 October 2026 edition of Statstidende.

What happens next

If the owners approve the proposals on 21 October, the company will enter voluntary liquidation and a liquidator will take over the winding-up of its affairs. The authorisation on the agenda would allow the company’s representatives to report the resolutions to the Erhvervsstyrelsen, the authority that maintains the Danish company register. The notice does not name a liquidator, nor does it state any figure for the company’s assets or liabilities. Creditors and counterparties will have to direct their claims to the liquidator once appointed.

For creditors, employees and business partners of Fintech Solution Lab ApS, the 21 October vote is the decisive step in the company’s future. A resolution in favour would end the current management’s mandate and hand the company’s remaining business to a liquidator, while a rejection would leave the company trading under its existing structure. The outcome will determine whether the company continues as a going concern or is wound up, and it will be recorded in a further announcement once the meeting has been held. Voluntary liquidation notices are a regular feature of the gazette’s miscellaneous announcements section.

Source: Statstidende, 7 October 2026, Forskellige kundgørelser (miscellaneous announcements) (official reference: S05102026-121).