Digi rebounds 5.8% on the stock market after its worst debut in years
Digi rises 5.8% on its second day of trading after an 8% drop on debut. Shares are priced at €5.44, still below the launch price of €5.6.
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Digi rises 5.8% on its second day of trading after an 8% drop on debut. Shares are priced at €5.44, still below the launch price of €5.6.
Digi Spain Telecom debuts on the stock market with a 7.1% rise and a capitalisation of €1.662 billion, marking its entry into the Spanish market.
IBEX 35 rises 0.3% to 19,332 points, with Brent oil at $84 and Digi Spain Telecom debuting at a valuation of €1.662 billion.
Brent crude exceeds 80 dollars due to US-Iran tensions. Oil stocks rise, but analysts recommend caution and limiting purchases.
Digi Spain Telecom debuts on the stock market with a valuation of €1.662 billion, raising €150 million to finance its expansion in fibre and mobile.
Ibex 35 falls 0.42% to 19,275.50 points due to geopolitical tension and oil above $83. Fluidra, Repsol and BBVA lead the declines.
Ibex 35 falls by 0.42% and drops below 19,300 points due to banks and energy companies, despite Wall Street's rise and falling oil prices.
Digi Spain debuts on the stock exchange at €5.60 per share, with a market cap of €1.662 billion and oversubscription.
Ibex 35 drops 1% due to geopolitical tension, while US inflation improves and ASML results boost optimism in the tech sector.
Ibex 35 rises 0.8% at the weekly opening to 11,984 points, led by ArcelorMittal (+1.28%) and BBVA (+0.80%).
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