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Börsengang

News MeinAuto cancels IPO The car dealer actually wanted to go public on Wednesday. But this will not happen for the time being.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News IPO of Linus Digital Finance The Berlin-based proptech announces that it will go public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange by May 19. Linus Digital Finance had previously issued shares to employees and investors, but the company is not releasing new...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News MeinAuto can hope for a stock market valuation in the billions The car dealer's IPO is official this Wednesday. The company itself is expected to receive 150 million euros.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 01.01.1970

News Mister Spex could go public in July The multichannel eyewear retailer would then become the next German unicorn. According to a media report, the start-up aims to raise around 300 to 400 million euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News MeinAuto plans IPO The company aims to raise 150 million euros in the IPO. This will increase the valuation to over two billion euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Infarm on the stock market via Spac? According to insiders, the start-up is planning to go public via an IPO. Infarm did not initially issue a statement.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

News About You exceeds one billion euros in sales for the first time The fashion retailer has thus set a record. The start-up was also profitable for the first time in the fourth quarter.

Tom Schmidtgen 30.08.7682

News Solarisbank examines IPO The Berlin-based fintech apparently wants to go public via Spac and would thus be a pioneer in Germany.

Tom Schmidtgen 30.08.4102

News About You on the stock exchange? Activities of the Otto Group's online subsidiary apparently point to a possible IPO. However, a merger with Zalando is no longer an issue.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 01.01.1970

Interviews "For me, Spacs are a sign that the market is completely overheated" The start-up world is in Spacs fever. In this interview, founder Nils Seebach explains why he would rather ban them altogether.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

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