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We operate a zero upfront cost model. We cover the professional fees and listing costs by becoming a shareholder in the new Holding Company. We recoup these costs through a pre-IPO offering. This shifts the financial risk to us.

We only expect repayment if there is a breach of contract, such as a voluntary withdrawal from the process after costs have been incurred.

For the junior market segments, the hard costs of maintaining a listing, such as exchange fees, are approximately €30,000 per year. While you can choose to spend more on investor relations or premium advisors, it is not a requirement in the early years.  

We can recommend Accountants, Lawyers and Investor Relations Digital Agencies that we work with extensively, but that is optional.

We take the majority of the financial risk in the listing process. Because we are compensated in shares and performance-based outcomes, we are fully aligned with your long-term share price performance and the health of the business.

While every deal is subject to due diligence and market conditions, we typically target a six month timeline from the signing of the term sheet to the first day of trading.

We do not limit ourselves to specific sectors. Instead, we look for a compelling equity story. This could be driven by rapid organic growth, a buy and build acquisition strategy, or unique proprietary technology. We do not invest in "hope." We require significant market traction, evidenced by consistent revenue or a substantial book of forward orders.

We are global in outlook but have a strong preference for jurisdictions operating under English Law and using English as the primary business language. This provides the transparency and legal rigour that international investors demand.

No. This is a junior market segment designed for growth companies, often referred to as a light touch regulatory environment.

• Board: You do not need a listed company CFO on the board. It can be an executive position.
• NEDs: We recommend appointing Non-Executive Directors with solid CVs to build market confidence, which we can assist with.
• Audit: Financials must be audited under IFRS standards, but typically only for the most recent financial period.

We typically form a new Public Limited Company (PLC) to act as a non-operating Holding Company. This entity holds the ISIN, LEI, and Crest accounts. For regulatory and investor transparency, we prefer jurisdictions like the UK or Ireland for this Holding Company, even if your operations are global.

We have an extensive network of High Net Worth (HNW) individuals and specialist small cap institutions whom we have worked with over many years. This investor base allows for more flexibility than traditional, rigid institutional bookbuilds.

Small cap stocks can often suffer from price spikes due to low liquidity. To counter this, we manage a liquidity pool of shares. By strategically releasing stock into the market to service demand, we help ensure a stable, appreciating share price rather than the typical volatility seen in junior markets.

To protect new investors and the integrity of the share price, founder shares are typically subject to a 5 year lock up period. This ensures everyone is aligned for long term value creation.  We do have ways to release some funds off market earlier in the process.