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GA_P advises Banco Sabadell on Greening’s IPO on the BME Growth Market
17 April, 2023
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has advised Banco Sabadell, as a relevant shareholder of Greening, on the IPO of the company, which seeks to raise equity to increase investment in the various solar parks under development as part of its business plan.
The incorporation into BME Growth took place today and is the first IPO to take place in Spain in 2023 and has a valuation of €143m.
Greening works to bring both public and private companies closer to the production of renewable energy from solar photovoltaic energy and contribute to a more sustainable world from the conviction that it is possible to make better use of water, energy and the environment.
The GA_P team was formed by: Guillermo Guerra and Emiliano Moreno, partner and associate of Commercial Law, Vanessa Armas and Iñigo González de Echávarri, Of counsel and associate of Banking and Finance.
The incorporation into BME Growth took place today and is the first IPO to take place in Spain in 2023 and has a valuation of €143m.
Greening works to bring both public and private companies closer to the production of renewable energy from solar photovoltaic energy and contribute to a more sustainable world from the conviction that it is possible to make better use of water, energy and the environment.
The GA_P team was formed by: Guillermo Guerra and Emiliano Moreno, partner and associate of Commercial Law, Vanessa Armas and Iñigo González de Echávarri, Of counsel and associate of Banking and Finance.
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