Trifork Holding AG’s IPO on Nasdaq Copenhagen

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On 1 June 2021, Trifork Holding AG commenced trading on Nasdaq Copenhagen. Trifork’s IPO was priced at DKK 150 and consisted of the sale of 6,165,647 existing shares sold on behalf of the selling shareholders and 940,233 new shares sold by Trifork. The total value of the Offering (not including the over-allotment option, if exercised) amounts to approximately DKK 1.066bn. The Offering corresponds to a total market value of all issued shares of the Company of approximately DKK 2.962bn.

Trifork Group, headquartered in Schindellegi, Switzerland, with offices in 11 countries in Europe and North America, is an international IT group focusing on the development of innovative software solutions. The group was founded in Denmark in 1996 and now has more than 800 employees in business units, focusing on three vertical business areas: Digital Health, FinTech and Smart Buildings and three horizontals: Cloud Operations, Cyber Protection and Smart Enterprise.

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