NCAB Group to Nasdaq MidCap 2021

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NCAB Group is now listed on the Nasdaq MidCap 2021.

Of the achievement, NCAB chairman Christian Salamon said, “We listed on Nasdaq Smallcap in June 2018, at a price of 75 SEK per share and a total market cap of SEK 1.3 billion. Now, 2.5 years later we have grown both sales and results, combined four acquisitions and with organic growth. Our market value is now amounting to SEK 4.7 billion.

“We are all very proud and grateful of this development – a result of lots of great work throughout the company and highly appreciated support from our customers!

Wish all happy and safe Holidays!”

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