NABLA lists on Euronext Growth Milan, raises 5.5 million euros
Italian beauty brand NABLA begins trading on Euronext Growth Milan as it seeks funding for product development and wider international expansion. The listing values the company at 19.8 million euros at the IPO price, with proceeds rising to 5.5 million euros if the over-allotment option is fully exercised.
Highlights
- NABLA debuts on Euronext Growth Milan on 21 September 2026 under ticker NABLA, marking Euronext's 64th listing of the year.
- The IPO raises 5.5 million euros including the potential over-allotment option at an issue price of 3 euros per share, with free float at 24.2%.
- Market capitalisation at IPO is 19.8 million euros, rising to 20.5 million euros if the over-allotment is exercised, funding international expansion and R&D.
IPO terms and listing structure
As reported by Euronext, NABLA joins Euronext Growth Milan on 21 September 2026 under the ticker code NABLA, becoming the exchange group's 64th listing of the year. The company uses the Equity Direct Distribution service to manage the retail tranche of its initial public offering.The admission and issue price is set at 3 euros per share. NABLA raises 5.5 million euros including the potential exercise of the over-allotment option, while proceeds amount to 4.8 million euros excluding that option.
Free float at admission stands at 24.2%. Market capitalisation at IPO is 19.8 million euros, rising to 20.5 million euros if the over-allotment option is fully exercised.
Brand profile and growth plans
Founded in Rome in 2013, NABLA operates as an independent digital-native make-up brand in the accessible premium segment. The company says its products are designed and developed in-house, with a focus on research, ingredient selection and high-performance formulas, and that its full range is vegan and cruelty-free.NABLA says it is backed by a community of more than one million followers, combining product innovation, creativity and a distinct brand identity. Chief executive Cristiano De Simone says the listing marks a new phase for the company and is intended to support further investment in research and development, expansion into new product categories and faster international growth.
Our earlier coverage of the Dangote Refinery IPO looked at Nigeria’s push to open a major industrial asset to retail investors through a large share sale. It outlined the planned offer terms and expansion story, while flagging how a high valuation and a very small free float could create liquidity and pricing risks after listing.
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