Motorcycle helmet company NZI Helmets goes public
NZI HelmetsOne of the leading brands in road safety and personal protection, specializing in motorcyclists, has begun trading on the alternative stock exchange. BME growth with a starting price of €0.91 per share and an initial valuation of €15 million.
Company Yecla (Murcia) was released on the Spanish stock market after giant bell-shaped helmet flew over the Madrid Stock Exchange Palace, according to a post on social networks, after the traditional ringing of the bell in Plaza de la Lealtad.
According to the advisor GestvaltAccording to the incorporation document, the company’s value could range from 20.5 to 27 million euros. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of NZI Helmets, Nazario Ibañez, He emphasized that the company with a 40-year history is at a new stage, focused on innovation, quality and internationalization.
The company’s strategic plan aims to increase current turnover fivefold, exceeding 20 million euros by 2029. To achieve this goal, NZI Helmets plans to increase its turnover. production capacity of current 238,000 helmets to more than a million people in the coming years through the opening of new production centers.
NZI Helmets is determined to consolidate its international growth by expanding into new markets such as Honduras, Nicaragua and Thailand. In addition, the company plans to open several factories in Asia and Africa to strengthen its presence in these emerging markets.
NZI Helmets’ entry into BME Growth marks a significant milestone, becoming the second company to debut in the market this year and the eighth to emerge from the pre-market environment. The company has Deloitte Auditors as registered consultants and Singular Bank as a liquidity provider.
The main shareholders are members of the board of directors and management of the company. Nazario Ibañez Azorin and Juan José Bernat Rodriguez jointly own, directly or indirectly, 58.32% of NZI’s capital. Saudi investor Alkhelael Abdulrahman Abdullah According to NZI filings, it controls about 13% of capital.