Nunsys postpones its IPO on BME Growth until autumn

The Nunsys technology group has temporarily put its plans to start trading this summer on the financial markets, specifically on the BME Growth. An expected jump after the purchase at the beginning of the year of .

According to Nunsys sources, the current market situation is not the most favorable to carry out the operation, although they pointed out that the listing plans are continuing and that it is only a temporary postponement, possibly until October or November if the uncertainty disappears. existing.

The company, which aspires to become one of the major players in the technology sector in Spain, announced in May this summer with the aim of increasing its visibility and transparency, also with a view to continuing this growth with the internationalization of its products and future corporate operations. Before leaving, it also provided for a prior capital increase.

In addition, this formula, for which Renta 4 was hired as placement agent, allows it to diversify its sources of financing and expand its shareholding base, taking into account that . Likewise, he has appointed José María Ros and Eva Turanzo as new independent directors of the company.

Almost 150 million business

After the purchase of Sothis, Nunsys expects to reach a turnover of 148 million euros and an ebitda of 12 million by 2022, strengthening above all the areas of industrial digitization and SAP consulting, where the company sees the most growth potential. The combination of the integration with Sothis and the new sources of financing are one of the bases with which Nunsys wants to advance in strategic areas, such as the technological development of its own products and the commitment to artificial intelligence.

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With headquarters in Valencia and 15 offices in Spain and Portugal, Nunsys is an ICT solutions company founded in 2007 that has a portfolio of more than 5,500 clients, both private and public, and a workforce of 1,500 people.

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