Katalysen Ventures’ shares will from today be traded on Nasdaq’s INET Nordic platform which allows practically all banks in the Nordics and the rest of Europe to have the technical opportunity to trade the shares of Katalysen Ventures, which can contribute to increased liquidity in the share. The change of trading platform not only extends the reach to Swedish investors, but it also facilitates for Katalysen to attract even more international investors.

Peter Almberg, CEO at Katalysen Ventures, comments: "Katalysen Ventures offers a unique opportunity to invest in the vibrant Nordic tech venture hub and gain exposure to Katalysen’s carefully curated portfolio of over 25 startups, each with the potential to revolutionize its industry. Our share being traded on the Nasdaq’s system will make it easier for international investors to invest in our share and it will strengthen our abilities to achieve our objective of a 35 per cent annual growth in portfolio value over a full economic cycle. Our attractiveness to investors was also manifested by our successful capital raise just recently announced."

Already today, Katalysen has a strong backing from international shareholders like the Hallmann Corporate Group and the alex schuetz familienstiftung. Hallmann Corporate Group is one of Austria’s leading groups of companies with international investments in real estate, finance, technology, cybersecurity, and film production. Alex schuetz familienstiftung is a private foundation investing predominantly in Real Estate and Private Equity. Combining the ownership of Hallmann Corporate Group and the alex schuetz familienstiftung they represent the Katlysen’s core investors.

Deutsche Bahn and Sodexo among clients and partners

Katalysen specializes in supporting Nordic early-stage software startups that operate with B2B models. The success stories in Katalysen’s portfolio include InvitePeople’s rapid expansion into Germany’s event platform market with top clients such as Deutsche Bahn, iReality gearing up for the launch of its new drone-based tracking system for South American horse racing, and Meal Makers which is collecting massive strategic partners such as Sodexo in the fight against food waste.

Katalysen's structural advantage enables it to efficiently leverage unique investment opportunities presented by current market conditions. This includes "special situation investments" that demand setting up a specialised team and a combination of direct involvement and flexibility to realize their value. The recent QuTEM transaction, conducted via VentureTargeter, highlights Katalysen's ability to pursue these unique opportunities.

About Klemens Hallmann: Klemens Hallmann is an entrepreneur, investor and founder of the HALLMANN Corporate Group which is one of the largest Austrian corporate group of companies with international investments in real estate, finance, technology, cybersecurity, and film production. Klemens Hallmann is the sole owner of SÜBA AG, a property developer that has been successful for over 40 years and a pioneer in sustainable and energy-saving development of residential as well as commercial real estate.

About alex schuetz familienstiftung: alex schuetz familienstiftung is a private foundation investing predominantly in Real Estate and Private Equity. Its founder, Alexander Schütz, is an Austrian entrepreneur and leading PE and VC investor. He co-founded CQ Investment Group in 1991, an asset management company currently managing ca. EUR 9 billion and active in 21 countries.