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U.S. Public Markets — Companies with €100M+ Revenue

An active mandate for European companies ready for the senior U.S. public markets.

Infinity IPO holds an active mandate to bring qualifying European companies to the senior U.S. public markets. We originate, pre-vet and structure companies for institutional access — with ownership and control intact.

Why the U.S. public markets

European mid-market companies with real revenue are often too large for their local markets, yet under-served by them. The senior U.S. public markets offer the depth, valuation and liquidity that match a company at scale — provided its structure can withstand institutional due diligence.

Who qualifies

Situations we work with

The pieces below set out the situations this mandate addresses. They are published in full under Strategies & Reports.

U.S. Public Markets

European Companies: You need growth capital to grow. Maybe your company belongs on the U.S. stock market.

European companies need growth capital before local markets consider them large enough. U.S. public markets may offer access at their current scale.

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U.S. Public Markets

Outgrowing Conventional European Capital and Exit Routes?

How a U.S. public listing unlocks the liquidity and scale your company needs.

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Exit & Liquidity Routes

Four Exit Problems European Companies Face

How bridging the gap to U.S. public capital can fundamentally change your strategic outcome.

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Exit & Liquidity Routes

When A Strong Portfolio Company Has No Clear Exit

A portfolio company has performed, but the IPO window never reopened and trade-sale pricing is weak. A structured U.S. listing with part cash, part stock can create another exit route — one with a price agreed before anything goes public.

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Exit & Liquidity Routes

When Your Fund Needs An Exit, What Happens To You?

Your fund is past year seven and has to return cash. The company is doing fine. The exit decisions are not yours to make — unless you know the fourth option exists before your owner picks one of the first three.

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Exit & Liquidity Routes

Seeking Liquidity While Keeping Your Management Team in Place?

A European founder-owned industrial manufacturer with strong numbers and no agreed succession route.

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Exit & Liquidity Routes

When Every Buyer For Your Division Is A Competitor, What Happens To You?

Your division is worth more on its own than inside the group. The problem: every realistic buyer is a competitor. There is a fourth path.

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Begin a confidential conversation

Qualification takes place privately. If your company fits, start on the Contact page.

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