Molins' shareholder assembly voted to authorize the board to start the process of joining the SIBE (Mercado Continuo) continuous trading market. A move to the continuous market would enhance liquidity, broaden the investor base and potentially lower Molins' cost of capital, reflecting confidence in its future growth. Molins group shareholders, its board of directors, and Spain's securities regulator (CNMV) overseeing the SIBE admission. The board will prepare a prospectus, engage with the CNMV for approval, conduct a roadshow with institutional investors and target admission to the continuous market by the end of 2026. Molins' shareholder assembly has given the board the go-ahead to start the process of joining the SIBE (Mercado Continuo) continuous trading market. The move aims to improve share liquidity, broaden the investor base and potentially lower the company's cost of capital. It reflects confidence in Molins' growth prospects and comes amid a generally supportive environment for equity listings.
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