In 2009, market uncertainty determined by the financial crisis has 'stopped' the flow of new listings on stock markets, with a further sharp decline compared to the trend started in 2008. The phenomenon is 'photographed' by Consob annual report presented today in Milan. In the U.S., the resources collected by newly listed companies fell by 27 billion euro in 2008 to 24 billion (-12%) in the euro plummeted from 23 to 4 billion (-82%) and the United Kingdom from 13 to 2 billion (- 86%).
In Italy, in 2009 only four companies were admitted to trading (from 29 in 2007 and 6 in 2008): 3 on Mtf Aim Italy and only one on the Star segment of the main market (MTA). The issuance of equity securities increased 7.4000000000-18.7000000000 euro, but almost entirely due to an increase in capital to shareholders launched by companies already listed. The amount of venture capital raised through IPO is rhymed rather modest 160 million euro.
(AGI)
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