European stock markets are facing an extraordinary lack of interest from new companies this year. Only 34 initial public offerings, or IPOs, took place on the continent in the first six months, the fewest since the financial crisis in 2009. Stock market newcomers sold 2.4 billion euros worth of securities to investors in the first half, the lowest amount in 14 years and compared to last year year is a decrease of 42 percent, even though 2022 was not rich in IPOs either.
Companies in the Czech Republic often abuse bonds and only traders earn money. That's wrong, lawyers say
In the Western world, a bond is a standard form of financing. It does not have the best reputation in the Czech Republic. They want to fix it at the Endors law firm.
The Kas brothers are looking for a rescue for Pilulka, the company is shrinking and running out of time. Čupr has already refused
The online pharmacy Pilulka is going through a tough recovery and is looking for someone to pour more money into it. On the market, it is decided whether it will be possible to find interested parties at all.
Startup investments are still frozen. It can cost money to break the ice, he started pumping money
CzechCrunche's analysis shows the current state of the Czech and global venture capital market and the impact on the startups themselves.
He is only 32 and brought billion-dollar companies to the Prague Stock Exchange. Now it will be dry for a while, he says
František Bostl led companies such as mmcité or Bezvavlasy to the Prague Stock Exchange, and is also involved in philanthropy. A duller period awaits now in the subscription of new shares.
