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Mandate Vinge advises Nexstim on its dual listing on First North Finland and First North Sweden

November 14, 2014

Vinge advised Nexstim on its IPO and dual listing of shares on First North Finland and First North Sweden. In the IPO, Nexstim issued 2,408,339 news shares at a subscription price of EUR 6.35 per share, amounting to gross proceeds of roughly EUR 15.3 million. Trading in the company's shares on First North Finland and First North Sweden commenced on 14 November 2014. The transaction is the first ever dual listing on the First North exchanges maintained by Nasdaq.

Nexstim is a medical technology company based in Finland that aims to improve rehabilitation for stroke patients. 

Vinge’s team primarily consisted of Jesper Schönbeck, Joakim Hagberg, Tora Hansjons and Nils Fredrik Dehlin.

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