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Are you looking for a company with recurring revenues and low revenue volatility for your portfolio? Verisure earns from monthly payments for home security systems. Once a client starts using the service, they tend to stay, which is good news for the stock. Verisure is now preparing to go public in Stockholm, and it is set to be one of the most anticipated IPOs of the year. The proceeds from the share sale are expected to support further growth, boosting both financial stability and the ability to expand services.
September was a historic month for the yellow metal, marked by an unprecedented market rally. The price reached all-time highs, investors took profits, and sentiment shifted so much that gold is no longer just a safe haven but is becoming the focal point of investment strategies focused on returns. Moreover, the current economic situation also benefited other precious metals, led by silver.
One of the most interesting IPOs this autumn is coming from Germany. Ottobock, the global leader in prosthetics and orthotics, is preparing its debut on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The company is expected to be valued at over €6 billion, and the offering will be a combination of the sale of shares by the Näder family, the company’s owners, and a primary capital increase of around €100 million. Investors can look forward to a promising healthcare player with a technological edge—Ottobock is a pioneer in bionic prosthetics and exoskeletons.
Swedish company Klarna is one of the biggest pioneers in the “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) space, which allows customers to shop immediately and pay later in several interest-free instalments. During the pandemic, when online sales were booming, Klarna experienced explosive growth, with its valuation soaring to as much as $45 billion.* However, the situation has changed since then. The market has cooled, and the expected IPO valuation is now in the range of $13–14 billion. [1]
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