Nasdaq Nordic on access to capital and visibility for games companies
summary
Nasdaq Nordic claims number one in Europe for listings last year, with almost €8 billion raised and about 75 new companies entering its venues; the growth market First North hosts ~300 firms. Gaming examples: Next Games raises €33M at €7.90 and trades at €15 (market cap ~€240M), Paradox allocates shares to fans and gains ~20,000 new shareholders, Remedy’s IPO is 8.5x oversubscribed. Services include IPO clinics, sector events and bell-ringing visibility.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Nasdaq Nordic overview
- 4:26Nordics attractive for IPOs
- 5:53Gaming sector adoption
- 7:43First North benefits
- 10:35Visibility strategies
- 13:45Listing ceremonies
- 15:29Upcoming events
- 16:56Q&A
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