Visma delays IPO plans until 2027 due to market uncertainty

LootboxPhobia · 2026-03-27T22:44:46+00:00

Software company Visma AS delays IPO to next year, originally scheduled for early 2026, postponed due to market sell-off in tech stocks. Visma may still consider shareholder divestments through secondary stock sales, which are expected to impact the recovery of the London IPO market.

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2026-03-27 22:44:46

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Investing.com – Bloomberg reported Friday that software company Visma AS will postpone its initial public offering to next year.

The company, backed by Hg, had originally planned to go public in early 2026, but after a sell-off in technology stocks triggered by concerns related to artificial intelligence, it pushed the listing back to October.

Visma is now unlikely to go public this year. In January, Bloomberg News reported that Visma had preliminarily selected London as its listing venue, but delayed its IPO plans due to widespread market selling.

According to reports, Visma may still consider allowing shareholders to reduce their stakes through secondary stock sales. Sky News first reported the news that Visma plans to delay.

The IPO was originally set to become one of this year’s largest deals in Europe, and was expected to help lead a recovery in London’s IPO market, which has long struggled with a shortage of newly listed projects.

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