Europe’s largest stock exchange by value traded, Cboe Europe, intends to admit Midsummer AB‘s shares to trading, with admission expected on 13 October 2026. “We see significant potential in European SMEs and growth market companies. Expanding trading liquidity in these securities is a core element of Cboe Europe’s strategy,” announces Cboe Europe.
The admission has been initiated by Cboe Europe and will be supplementary to Midsummer’s existing trading on Nasdaq First North Growth Market under the ticker MIDS. The admission will provide investors with an additional venue for trading Midsummer shares and broaden access to Midsummer among European and international investors.
Amsterdam-based Cboe Europe is one of Europe’s leading equities trading venues, serving a broad range of market participants, including international and regional banks, retail brokers, proprietary trading firms and large institutional investment firms. Expanding trading liquidity in European SMEs and growth companies is a core element of Cboe Europe’s strategy.
Cboe Europe is the regional subsidiary and pan-European exchange business of its U.S.-based parent company, Cboe Global Markets. Cboe, the Chicago Board Options Exchange, is a leading global markets operator and pioneer in equity and index derivatives.
Midsummer’s shares will continue to trade on Nasdaq First North Growth Market under the ticker MIDS. The admission to Cboe Europe does not involve the issuance of new shares and requires no action from existing Midsummer shareholders.
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For additional information contact:
Eric Jaremalm
CEO, Midsummer
Email: eric.jaremalm@midsummer.se
Tel: +46 8 525 09 610
Peter Karaszi
Head of Communications
Email: peter.karaszi@midsummer.se
Tel: +46 70 341 46 53
About Midsummer
Midsummer is a Swedish solar energy company that develops, manufactures, and sells solar cells to construction, roofing and solar cell installation companies and also manufactures, sells and installs solar roofs directly to end customers. The company also develops and sells equipment for the production of flexible thin film solar cells to strategically selected partners and machinery for research. The solar cells are of CIGS technology (consist of copper, indium, gallium and selenide) and are thin, light, flexible, discreet and with a minimal carbon footprint compared with other solar panels.
The solar roofs are produced in Sweden using the company’s own unique DUO system which has taken the position as the most widespread manufacturing tool for flexible CIGS solar cells in the world. The Company’s shares (MIDS) are traded on Nasdaq First North Growth Market. The Company’s Certified Adviser is Tapper Partners AB. For more information, please visit: midsummer.se