Information technology company White Pearl Technology Group, WPTG, intends, wherever practically possible, to carry out future acquisitions without issuing its own shares. Instead, the company points to cash, bank and seller financing, as well as performance-based payments. Shares are to be the last resort for the foreseeable future."Our work is moving from bringing capabilities together to connecting them. This means clear joint offerings, stronger cooperation around existing customers, disciplined reporting and a sharper focus on cash flow. Shareholders should assess our progress based on integration, how customers embrace the offering and financial results", says CEO Ebrahim Laher. The announcement does not affect acquisitions already agreed, including Aixia and GVO Media Group. WPTG also clarifies that the directed issue of approximately SEK 6 million in August was a cash subscription and separate from the share-based consideration for GVO.The immediate operational priority is the integration of Aixia and the development of WPTG AI Factory. The company will also strengthen cash generation and increase cross-selling and upselling. More than half of the Group's annual revenue is now generated in Europe, primarily in Sweden and the Nordic region.