Private equity-backed Visma, owned in part by Hg Capital, has reportedly delayed its planned initial public offering in London until next year, according to a report by Bloomberg citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
The software group, which provides business solutions across Europe, had been preparing for a London listing in 2026, but volatile market conditions and investor caution in the tech sector are believed to have prompted the postponement. The IPO had been expected to mark a...
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