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Public Property Invest receives approval for listing on Nasdaq Stockholm and Euronext Oslo Bors

#International News#United States of America
Last Updated : 6th May, 2026
Synopsis

Public Property Invest ASA has received approval for listing on Nasdaq Stockholm and Euronext Oslo Bors under its ticker PUBLI.OL, following the completion of required regulatory processes earlier this week. The approval marks a key step in the company’s ongoing merger-related restructuring plan. As part of the transaction timeline, the merger is expected to be completed on or about 15 May 2026. The development reflects the company’s progress toward aligning its listing structure across Nordic exchanges, supporting its broader corporate and market positioning strategy going forward.

Public Property Invest ASA has been granted approval for listing on Nasdaq Stockholm and Euronext Oslo Bors, according to a statement issued under its ticker PUBLI.OL. The confirmation came this week after the company completed the necessary regulatory requirements linked to its planned restructuring and merger process.


The company conveyed that its listing application has now been accepted across both exchanges, marking an important step in its capital market alignment strategy. This approval forms part of a broader transaction structure that has been under execution for some time, involving cross-market listing arrangements in the Nordic region.

As part of the announced timeline, the merger linked to this listing process is expected to be completed on or about 15 May 2026. The completion will depend on final procedural and regulatory steps in line with standard exchange requirements.

The company has been working through the listing and merger framework to streamline its market presence and improve access across different Nordic trading platforms. The dual listing approval is expected to support smoother integration once the merger is finalized.

Source Reuters

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