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Digi Spanish Unit Shares Rise 7% in Debut After €287 Million IPO

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 16 July 2026, 10:08 UTC By Macarena Muñoz 1 min read
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Deals Digi Spanish Unit Shares Rise 7% in Debut After €287 Million IPO Digi Spain Telecom SA shares opened higher their debut in Spain on Thursday, completing a rare initial public offering in the country. The Spanish unit of Romanian mobile carrier Digi Communications NV shares opened at €6, about 7% above the €5.60 per share price set in its IPO.

Deals Digi Spanish Unit Shares Rise 7% in Debut After €287 Million IPO Digi Spain Telecom SA shares opened higher their debut in Spain on Thursday, completing a rare initial public offering in the country. The Spanish unit of Romanian mobile carrier Digi Communications NV shares opened at €6, about 7% above the €5.60 per share price set in its IPO. Digi Spain raised about €150 million in the offering, while its parent company sold €137 million worth of shares. Digi Romania may raise a further €43 million if an overallotment option is exercised.
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