Finexity starts trading in the SME segment m:access

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Capital increase before the listing

In the run-up to the listing, Finexity carried out a capital increase. On September 1, 70,541 shares were subscribed. Of these, 6,885 were for a tranche at EUR 42.50 and 63,656 for a tranche at EUR 29.50, which is subject to a 24-month lock-up period. The total subscription volume amounts to around 2.17 million euros. The majority of the capital comes from existing shareholders, with strategic investors also participating. The ongoing private placement is to be completed following the listing.

The aim is to expand the trading platform for digital assets

With the IPO, Finexity is pursuing the goal of expanding its own capital market presence and strengthening its position as a trading and settlement platform for digital private market securities. The company already lists more than 250 securities from over 50 issuers, including investments in the areas of private equity, private credit, real estate, infrastructure, renewable energies and collectibles.

Growth prospects and market environment

Private markets are one of the most dynamically growing segments of the international capital markets. The market volume is estimated at up to USD 15 trillion. At the same time, tokenized securities are expected to increase to almost USD 11 trillion by 2030. In this environment, Finexity intends to further develop its own trading platform and expand it into a multilateral trading facility (MTF) from a regulatory perspective.

Planned expansion and acquisitions

In addition to organic growth, Finexity is focusing on acquisitions. The acquisitions of the Swiss Crowdli AG and the German Effecta GmbH have already taken place. Internationally, the focus is currently on the United Arab Emirates, where the launch of private market funds is being prepared.

Commitment of management and investors

The management of the Finexity Group has made a long-term commitment to the company: All shares held directly or indirectly by the Management Board are subject to a 30-month lock-up period until March 2028. Strategic investors, business angels and venture capital partners have also agreed lock-up periods of up to 24 months for the majority of their shares.

The listing was supported by Consortiello GmbH as issuing advisor. Legal advisor is the law firm Heuking Kühn Lüer Wojtek, mwb fairtrade Wertpapierhandelsbank AG acts as issuing expert.