Posted On: 09/02/2014 7:44:56 PM
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A communication from ERGOKONZEPT to me two weeks ago:
Hello,
Thank you for your question. Probably the best known stock exchange in Germany is the Frankfurt Stock Exchange where many of the biggest corporations in Germany including BMW, Bayer, Deutsche Bank, etc. are listed. These are the global players with thousands of employees and turnovers in the billions.
This is obviously not the place for small growth companies with under 20 employees and a few million in turnover. These companies look to the 6 regional stock exchanges in Hannover, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Berlin, Munich, and Düsseldorf for chance to get a listing. The Ergokonzept Group is examining the various listing requirements at the present time.
Best regards
Andreas
Hello,
Thank you for your question. Probably the best known stock exchange in Germany is the Frankfurt Stock Exchange where many of the biggest corporations in Germany including BMW, Bayer, Deutsche Bank, etc. are listed. These are the global players with thousands of employees and turnovers in the billions.
This is obviously not the place for small growth companies with under 20 employees and a few million in turnover. These companies look to the 6 regional stock exchanges in Hannover, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Berlin, Munich, and Düsseldorf for chance to get a listing. The Ergokonzept Group is examining the various listing requirements at the present time.
Best regards
Andreas
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Disclaimer: My opinion is based on extensive DD of a companies business plan and management. I am not a financial advisor nor a stock promoter. I am an investor. Please Do your own DD and make your own investment decisions based on you only and noone else.
