Sweden's Prisjakt lists on Nasdaq First North in $20.7M share sale
What's the deal? PrisjaktDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, one of the Nordics' leading price-comparison platforms, began trading on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market on October 23, 2026. The offering raised approximately US$24.8M, priced at US$3.75 per share and valuing the company at US$81.6M (roughly $675 million).
The sale comprised only existing shares. Selling shareholders, led by eEquityDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, offered about 30% of the company — meaning no new capital flowed to Prisjakt itself.
Why now? The listing follows an earlier postponement in 2026, when Prisjakt had reportedly contemplated a valuation near US$241.8M. The eventual pricing marks a sharp reset, underscoring how much market conditions shaped the deal.
What's the endgame? For now, the IPO is chiefly a liquidity event for existing holders, with public-market access as a potential future financing route. Lock-up periods of up to 540 days apply to eEquity, board members, and management.
The business carried momentum into the listing. Its 2025 revenue reached US$59.6M with adjusted EBITDA of US$19.5M, while first-half 2026 revenue grew 16% year on year.
Who's involved? The offer drew Handelsbanken Fonder and TIND Asset Management as anchor investors, committing US$7.25M. It was oversubscribed several times and added more than 6,100 new shareholders. ABGSC acted as joint global coordinator and joint bookrunner, with Gernandt & DanielssonDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → advising Prisjakt as legal counsel.
The signal: Prisjakt stands out as a rare listed Nordic price-comparison platform, and strong demand signals appetite for the sector. The open question is whether it can sustain growth and expand internationally — across markets including France, New Zealand, and the UK — at the lower valuation.
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