Germany's Brainlab Puts IPO on Hold

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Within just over a week, two companies have cancelled their move to Frankfurt in the short term. Why do companies in this country no longer trust in the stock exchange? By Bianca von der Au.

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Founded in 1989, the medical technology company Brainlab is no longer a start-up, but an established company in its industry. However, the planned move to the stock exchange does not go as planned.

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Founded in 1989, the medical technology company Brainlab is no longer a start-up, but an established company in its industry. However, the planned move to the stock exchange does not go as planned.

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So far, only the electrical engineering specialist Pfisterer and the software company Innoscripta have made the leap to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange this year. Actually, Brainlab wants to pursue a hope for new emissions.

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Despite the withdrawal of Autodoc, the IPO of the Munich-based Medtech company will most likely succeed next week. It would be the largest IPO this year in Germany. The board of directors is a former head of Siemens.

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