Cap Table
Real-time shareholder register, fully diluted in one click.
Real-time shareholder register, fully diluted in one click.
A digital share register that always adds up.
One source of truth for all equity — from first share to next funding round. Share classes, option pools, convertibles and fully diluted ownership in a single, always-accurate view. No spreadsheets, no version conflicts.
Key features
- Real-time cap table — fully diluted ownership calculated automatically
- Share classes, ESOP and convertible instruments in a single unified view
- Issue, transfer and split shares with instant cap table updates
- Start from the Brønnøysund registers — the company and its owners are fetched for you
Share numbers, not just counts
Section 4-5 of the Norwegian Companies Act requires the share register to show the numbers of the shares, not just how many each owner holds. Nexus keeps shares as numbered ranges per owner. When shares are transferred, split or cancelled, the ranges move or close, so the register always adds up.
Every event is recorded as a transaction with a type and date – issue, sale, gift, inheritance, buyback, split, conversion and cancellation. A transaction entered by mistake is reversed rather than deleted, so the history stays intact.
From spreadsheets or registers to a finished share register
At onboarding you look the company up in the Brønnøysund registers, and Nexus proposes a draft share register from the Shareholder Register, split by share class. If you keep your own shareholder list in Excel, it can be imported.
The share register exports to Excel with a separate sheet for share numbers, and transactions to CSV or Excel. The data for the shareholder register return (RF-1086) can be downloaded as a file, but is not filed with the Tax Administration from Nexus today.
Frequently asked questions
What is a cap table?
A cap table (capitalisation table) is a ledger recording every equity holder in a company — shareholders, option holders, convertible note holders and SAFE holders — along with their ownership percentage, often fully diluted. It is not the same as the aksjeeierbok: the aksjeeierbok is the statutory register of who owns the shares in a Norwegian AS (Companies Act § 4-5), while a cap table also shows options, SLIPs and convertible loans that are not yet shares. In Nexus the cap table is built on the aksjeeierbok, so the two always agree.
Does Nexus Connect comply with Norwegian shareholder register requirements?
The share register is built to sections 4-5 and 4-7 of the Companies Act: share numbers, share class, owner details and every transfer with its date. Company data comes from the Brønnøysund Register Centre.
Can I model option pools and convertible loans before a funding round?
Yes. You can add option programmes (ESOP), convertible loans and SLIPs to see fully diluted ownership, so you see what each instrument means for the ownership before the next round.