Byggfakta Group lists on NASDAQ Stockholm

Byggfakta Group lists on NASDAQ Stockholm

Oct 15, 2021 |NBS |1 Minute Read

Today it has been announced that Byggfakta Group, the parent company of NBS, has completed its listing on NASDAQ Stockholm, and become a publicly traded company. The Group has grown extensively over the last 24 months, including the acquisition of NBS, and this announcement marks the next milestone in its history.

The flotation shows the ambition of the Group and is positive news for customers, employees and partners of both NBS and Byggfakta, demonstrating a strong level of confidence from the market, and a ringing endorsement of the Group’s products and services - as well as recognising the wider potential within digital construction landscape.

For NBS it will give us more scope to further invest in our product range, augment our service offering with new acquisitions and group synergies, and enable us to grow into new territories. All of which will have significant benefit both to our customers and colleagues. 

For NBS customers everything remains business as usual in terms of products, subscriptions and points of contact. 

For more information please visit https://byggfaktagroup.com/6613-2136588/

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