Izertis celebrates its fifth anniversary in BME Growth

During these years, Izertis has integrated 21 companies into its inorganic growth strategy, balancing expansion with prudent financial management. Its international presence has been consolidated, and it has attracted strategic investors such as the Anémona Group, chaired by Pablo Arnús, which has become the second largest shareholder after Pablo Martín, president of Izertis, together with the French fund Gay-Lussac Gestion. 

Since its debut on the Stock Exchange, Izertis shares have shown an outstanding revaluation of 497.1%, from 1.70 euros per share in the then MAB, to 10.15 euros reached last September 30. At the close of trading on Friday, September 22, the shares stood at 10 euros/share. These achievements confirm the upward trajectory of Izertis and its solid positioning to lead the digital transformation in the coming years. 

“We are a much more capable, more powerful and more important company than we were five years ago,” says Pablo Martín. For the president and CEO of Izertis, the technology consulting firm has experienced in this time “a very strong economic growth and a great transformation. Being listed has helped us a lot to execute our expansion plans and has allowed us to demonstrate that we are a company that can be trusted”. Martín looks to the future with great optimism: “Izertis is in the best position to face the challenges. We want to continue on our growth path, and continue changing the company's physiognomy: to be much more international, even more focused on the most advanced layers of technological services, and to be recognized for being able to provide that truly differential value. We are going to be a much more global company, which will continue to focus on the capital markets, both in our current position and in others in which we will take further steps”. 

BME Growth is a springboard that enables growing SMEs to access the capital markets. In Spain, this is especially critical given that 99% of the country's companies are SMEs, and they comprise 65% of the national GDP, while employing 80% of the local workforce.  

By giving SMEs access to capital and liquidity, BME Growth can help them compete on an international scale. Over time, some companies may become highly successful, which could lead to a listing on the main stock exchange itself. Precisely, Izertis' 2027 Strategic Plan includes, among its main challenges, the jump to the Continuous Market, for which they are already taking steps.