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Imagine this: you’re walking across Dam Square and, instead of just tourists, you see the future of European security taking shape. Sounds big, right? But it’s really happening. Euronext, the company behind the Amsterdam stock exchange, is starting a special programme to help defence companies grow. Not just the “big names,” but also young, ambitious businesses now get a chance to raise money for the future.

Why is Euronext doing this?

You might think: what do the stock markets have to do with tanks and night vision goggles? Quite a lot, as it turns out. The world is changing. Europe wants to be less dependent on America or China. That means Europe needs strong homegrown businesses in defence and energy. And that takes a lot of money.

Euronext wants to give these companies a boost in Amsterdam. With the new IPOready Defence programme, it helps start-ups and scale-ups learn how to raise funds through the stock exchange. This already worked with Theon from Greece, which makes night vision gear and is now a familiar name on Beursplein 5.

How does the new programme work?

Euronext says: not every business needs to go public right away. But if you want to try, you’ll get better support. You learn what a stock market listing really means, what you need, and who can help. Right away, you notice: this approach gives smaller companies a chance to grow bigger.

And honestly, as an Amsterdam investor you’ll look at Dam Square differently when you know companies are raising funds here for the future safety of Europe.

What does this mean for you as an investor?

Maybe you’re asking: is this interesting for me? Absolutely! This programme brings more companies to the Amsterdam stock exchange. That means new chances to invest in sectors shaping the future, like defence, energy, and technology.

Also good to know: Euronext remains stable, with solid profits and a nice dividend. The company is smartly positioned, moving with the big developments in Europe. More companies, just like Theon, are likely to choose Amsterdam over New York. That gives you, as an investor, direct access to businesses making Europe stronger.

Why joining now could be smart

Euronext keeps growing at a steady pace. Their strategy is clear: attract more companies that really matter for Europe’s future. The risks are manageable and the outlook is good, especially as global politics stay unpredictable. If you’re looking for a stable investment with a future, Euronext is worth a look right now.

What would you like to see listed on Beursplein 5?

Are you open to seeing new companies on the Amsterdam exchange? Or do you prefer to invest in what you already know? Share your thoughts below or visit Euronext’s website to see which companies are already making moves to the top!

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