Blockchain Investment Firm Coinsilium to Delay IPO
Blockchain-focused investment company Coinsilium is reportedly delaying its initial public offering. According to Reuters, representatives of Coinsilium declined to comment on specifics. However, one representative told the news service that the company was exploring 'alternatives' to listing its stock on AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange geared toward smaller firms. The company, which invests in blockchain startups, announced plans in July to list on AIM. At the time, Coinsilium declared its intention to list under the ticker 'COIN'. The company did not immediately respond to....
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Blockchain-focused investment company Coinsilium has announced it intends to IPO on AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange. The company, which invests in early-stage blockchain startups, is due to float on AIM next month. Launched in 2013 by the founders of bitcoin and blockchain incubator Seedcoin, Coinsilium - which has raised over £3m in funding to date - is thought to be the first company of its kind to go public on AIM. Coinsilium's investment portfolio includes meXBT, a remittance company. Factom, a data layer provider. SatoshiPay, a nano payment processor. The Real Asset....
Coinsilium, a blockchain venture investment firm has had the public listing of its shares on ICAP's Securities and Derivatives Exchange (ISDX) delayed until at least January 2016. Based in the Level39 Fintech Accelerator space in London's Canary Wharf, Coinsilium advises Bitcoin- and blockchain-based startups, besides investing in them. As reported by Finance Magnates, the firm was scheduled to go public on the London Stock Exchange originally in August 2015. However, Executive Chairman Cameron Parry cited more favorable listing requirements to switch the listing over to ICAP's ISDX.....
Blockchain startups investor Coinsilium is adding to its portfolio of investments by bringing in a total investment of $100,000 in smart-contracts-innovator Rootstock during the latter’s initial seed round. Coinsilium, a London-based blockchain technology investor known for supporting blockchain-based startups during their early stages has announced its latest investment in a regulatory announcement today for investors. As recently as Christmas Eve 2015, the company started trading on the ISDX Growth Market in London. The British firm has invested and facilitated co-investment for a total....
It will probably be for the first time that a Bitcoin and blockchain focused company going for IPO in London as Coinsilium is planning to list its shares on city’s junior stock market AIM later this summer. The listing would make it the first Bitcoin company to IPO in Britain and one of just a handful in the world. Coinsilium Group investments currently include remittance services, nano payments, gold investments and security applications. In very short span of time Coinsilium that invests in, incubates, and advises companies that work with Bitcoin or the blockchain, the software that....
CoinTelegraph reached out to Coinsilium to get some more details on its milestone IPO, set to become one of just a handful of Bitcoin companies in the world — and the first in Britain — to list its shares on London's junior stock market AIM. London-based Coinsilium plans to raise £3 million (US$4.6 million) with its listing on AIM (formerly the Alternative Investment Market), the stock market for small companies run by the London Stock Exchange. Coinsilium's CEO Eddy Travia has been managing VC and private equity funds for over a decade, and the reason this particular exchange was chosen....