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/PRNewswire/ -- SECO S.p.A. ("SECO"), reference player in the field of technological innovation and Internet of Things solutions, today announced the signing...

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Shares in Italian high-tech group SECO fell on their market debut on the Milan Stock Exchange on Wednesday, a day after tech stocks in Europe recorded their worst day since late-October after trading near record highs.

SECO to IPO SECO, the embedded specialist, is to IPO  on the Mercato Telematico Azionario managed by Borsa Italiana (“MTA”) as part of the market’s Star Segment. “By going public, we aim to raise the financial resources to further accelerate our growth and reinforce our international presence,” says CEO Massimo Mauri (pictured), “over the course of 2020 we worked on the evolution of our business model and, thanks in part to the acquisitions of Ispirata and Hopenly and their integration – finalized with the creation of SECO Mind – we have become a strategic partner in business...

Italy Targets Comeback for IPOs After Listings Cratered in 2020 Bloomberg 12/13/2020 Chiara Remondini © Bloomberg Automobiles sit parked outside the Italy's Stock Exchange, the Borsa Italiana, which is part of the London Stock Exchange Group Plc, in Milan Italy, on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020. London Stock Exchange Group Plc is nearing the sale of Borsa Italiana to Euronext NV and two Italian institutions for about 4.5 billion euros ($5.3 billion) including debt, according to people familiar with the transaction. (Bloomberg) -- What a difference a year makes. After Milan finis...