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New listings in Nordic countries

After IT bubble in 2000 the Nordic listing market was quiet for some time. The graph below shows the number of companies listed in Helsinki (blue line), in Stockholm (yellow line and Copenhagen (red line). Companies entering either main market or multilateral trading facility (MTF), First North, are both included. During the first half of 2020 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received two new listings: Musti Group and United Bankers. First North got also two listings during the first half of the year: Bilot and Nanoform Finland. In 2019 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received two new listings: EAB Group and Optomed. First North got five listings: LeadDesk, Aallon Group, Relais Group, Fodelia and Faron Pharmaceuticals. In 2018 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received six new listings: Harvia, Altia, Kojamo, Nixu, Oma Säästöpankki and Tallink Group. First North got eight listings: Admicom, BBS-Bioactive Bone Substitutes, Enersense International, VMP, Fellow Finance, Rush Factory, Viafin Service and Nordic ID. In 2017 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received seven new listings: Hoivatilat, Kamux, Robit, Silmäasema, Talenom, Rovio and Terveystalo. First North got six listings: Next Games, Fondia, Remedy Entertainment, Titanium, Gofore and Efecte. In 2016 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received six new listings: DNA, Lehto Group, Qt Group, Siili Solutions, Taaleri and Tokmanni Group. First North got five listings: Ahola Transport, Heeros, Hoivatilat, Privanet and Vincit. In 2015 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received five new listings. Asiakastieto, Consti Yhtiöt, Evli Pankki, Kotipizza Group and Pihlajalinna. First North got seven listings: Elite Varainhoito, Piippo, Detection Technology, Robit, Talenom, Fit Biotech and Savo-Solar (dual listing). In 2014 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received three new listings. Valmet (previously part of Metso), Sopraano and SSAB (dual listing). First North got three listings as well. Verkkokauppa.com, Herantis Pharma, Cleantech Invest,  Nexstim, United Bankers and Nixu. In 2013 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (the main market) received several new listings. New companies include Endomines (dual listing), Munksjö (previously part of Ahlstrom), Caverion (previously part of YIT) Orava Asuinrahasto and Restamax. First North Finland grew by one company, Taaleritehdas. In 2012 two companies listed on Nasdaq OMX Helsinki. These were Scanfil (previously part of Sievi Capital) and Sotkamo Silver (dual listing). Siili Solutions came to First North Finland. In 2011 there were no new listings in Helsinki. Dual listings are not shown on the chart. Updated July 1, 2020. 






New listings in Nordic countries

After IT bubble in 2000 the Nordic listing market was quiet for some time. The graph below shows the number of companies listed in Helsinki (blue line), in Stockholm (yellow line and Copenhagen (red line). Companies entering either main market or multilateral trading facility (MTF), First North, are both included. During the first half of 2020 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received two new listings: Musti Group and United Bankers. First North got also two listings during the first half of the year: Bilot and Nanoform Finland. In 2019 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received two new listings: EAB Group and Optomed. First North got five listings: LeadDesk, Aallon Group, Relais Group, Fodelia and Faron Pharmaceuticals. In 2018 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received six new listings: Harvia, Altia, Kojamo, Nixu, Oma Säästöpankki and Tallink Group. First North got eight listings: Admicom, BBS-Bioactive Bone Substitutes, Enersense International, VMP, Fellow Finance, Rush Factory, Viafin Service and Nordic ID. In 2017 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received seven new listings: Hoivatilat, Kamux, Robit, Silmäasema, Talenom, Rovio and Terveystalo. First North got six listings: Next Games, Fondia, Remedy Entertainment, Titanium, Gofore and Efecte. In 2016 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received six new listings: DNA, Lehto Group, Qt Group, Siili Solutions, Taaleri and Tokmanni Group. First North got five listings: Ahola Transport, Heeros, Hoivatilat, Privanet and Vincit. In 2015 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received five new listings. Asiakastieto, Consti Yhtiöt, Evli Pankki, Kotipizza Group and Pihlajalinna. First North got seven listings: Elite Varainhoito, Piippo, Detection Technology, Robit, Talenom, Fit Biotech and Savo-Solar (dual listing). In 2014 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (main market) received three new listings. Valmet (previously part of Metso), Sopraano and SSAB (dual listing). First North got three listings as well. Verkkokauppa.com, Herantis Pharma, Cleantech Invest,  Nexstim, United Bankers and Nixu. In 2013 Nasdaq OMX Helsinki (the main market) received several new listings. New companies include Endomines (dual listing), Munksjö (previously part of Ahlstrom), Caverion (previously part of YIT) Orava Asuinrahasto and Restamax. First North Finland grew by one company, Taaleritehdas. In 2012 two companies listed on Nasdaq OMX Helsinki. These were Scanfil (previously part of Sievi Capital) and Sotkamo Silver (dual listing). Siili Solutions came to First North Finland. In 2011 there were no new listings in Helsinki. Dual listings are not shown on the chart. Updated July 1, 2020.