Mark2 Corporation Investment SE (M2C), a Czech provider of integrated facility management, security services, and technology solutions, has successfully completed its initial public offering (IPO). The company will begin trading on the START Market of the Prague Stock Exchange on Friday, June 20, 2025.
M2C announced its intention to go public on April 10, 2025. Through the exchange platform, it subsequently published several key documents: the IPO intention announcement, a prospectus (approved by the Czech National Bank), legal due diligence, an analytical report, and an investor presentation.
As part of the IPO, the company offered 800,000 shares, representing a 20.94% stake, raising a total of CZK 224 million. The offering ran from June 2 in a price range of CZK 250 to CZK 300 per share. As of June 9, the order book reflected demand for 470,000 shares, and by the close of the offering on June 16, total demand had reached 1,438,900 shares. The final share price was set at CZK 280, with 1,184,000 shares demanded at that price. The excess demand will be resolved by proportional allocation (order cuts).
Based on the IPO results, M2C’s market capitalization amounts to CZK 1.07 billion, making it the largest listed company on the START Market.
In addition to property management, M2C develops and supplies software for the digitization and automation of building operations. The company employs approximately 8,500 people across 13 European countries. More than 70% of its revenue is generated in the Czech Republic; including Slovakia and Poland, this rises to 95%. The main revenue stream—its own service offerings—grew by 16% and 22% in recent years. M2C expects continued growth following the IPO, with revenue reaching CZK 5 billion in 2025 and growing at an annual rate of 9% thereafter. The company also forecasts EBITDA growth of 23% in 2026 and 45% in 2027.
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