Greenalia, dedicated to the provision of thermal energy services from biofuels, has made the leap to the Alternative Stock Market (MAB) closing its debut with a rise of 7.88% and 2.19€. It thus becomes the seventeenth company to join the MAB so far in 2017.
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Netex goes public on the MAB: the first Spanish company in the e-learning sector to be listed on the stock exchange.
Following the approval received from the Board of Directors, Netex Learning Technologies is today listed on the Alternative Stock Market (MAB), becoming the first Spanish company in the e-learning sector to be listed on the Stock Exchange.
We analyse Altia, the only IT consultancy firm on the Alternative Stock Exchange Market
Altia, which has been listed on the MAB since 2010, offers IT consultancy services and ICT solutions for the industrial, financial, services, telecommunications and public administration sectors.
Enerkia, a company in the energy sector, increases capital to be able to list on the Mab and grow
Enerkia, an engineering company that also sells gas and electricity, plans to make the leap to the Alternative Stock Market (MAB). The company has begun the process and expects to be listed before the summer. This listing on the MAB will allow it to grow in the gas, electricity and fibre optics sectors.
Clever Global buys Isoco a few days after going public on the Mab.
On 22 December Clever Global went public on the MAB, carrying out a €2.4M capital increase and a week later announced the acquisition of the Catalan company Isoco, a technology services company aimed at transforming the purchasing function into a strategic process for organisations.
Inkemia, which is listed on the Mab, carries out a capital increase, opens a subsidiary and prepares to jump to the English Mab.
Inkemia, a Mab company in the biotechnology sector, increases capital to continue growing on the international market and does not rule out making acquisitions in 2017.
Pangaea Oncology, Mondo TV and Clever Global go public on Mab in December
In December, three companies were listed on the alternative stock market. Pangaea Oncology in the biotechnology sector, Mondo TV in the media sector and Clever Global, in the tics sector. We already informed you about Clever Global's operation in this post last week.
New funds in December: IEBS, KKR and Udekta capital
Udekta Capital is a new venture capital fund for companies that are on MAB or plan to exit in less than two years. In addition to Udekta, IEBS has created its first fund and KKR has announced a new fund for technology companies, which has its sights set on Spain.
Clever global exits on Mab and grows 11% on its first day
CLEVER Global is a technology services and outsourcing company specialising in global management of suppliers and contractors, coordinating in real time all the elements (companies, workers, vehicles and machinery) involved. This company has gone public on the Mab with the aim of making its growth strategy a reality.
MAB-listed NBI Bearings buys 3 companies and improves 2016 results
NBI, a bearings company, was floated on the MAB in 2015, after a few years in which the crisis in the sector hit hard. It has managed to recover and is now growing by acquiring companies in order to differentiate itself. It has also opened a new plant in Romania to enter an earlier stage in the value chain.
Mab companies increase capital: Agile and Secuoya
Mab-listed audiovisual media companies Agile and Secuoya want to grow, either through acquisitions or new projects. To do so, Agile and Secuoya have decided to raise capital in order to do so.
Altia makes €2.9M profit in the first 6 months of the year. How does it do it?
Altia is a technology consultancy based in A Coruña, which in 2010 went public on the MAB and in the first six months of the year has managed to improve its numbers, compared to the same period of the previous year: a net profit of more than €2.9M (+28 % )an increase of 15 %...