Nordic IPO + Stock Market Day 2026
On TechBBQ Day 1 - Bella Center - Copenhagen
Investors, potential IPO candidates, and the stock market ecosystem
On the 26th of August 2026 — at TechBBQ — we invite companies and investors to join this event, which includes both networking and great speakers on stage.
It's for individuals with an interest in IPOs and the stock market. We have limited seats, so please don't wait to register for your ticket.
TechBBQ has become the heartbeat of the startup and innovation ecosystem in Scandinavia. Last year, more than 10,000 people attended the two-day conference in Copenhagen, including 1,200 investors and 400 speakers.
The Nordic IPO + Stock Market Day at TechBBQ will connect people and bring focus to the growth journey on the capital markets.
In Europe, venture capital is often the default choice for scaleups and growth companies when raising capital for expansion, and much of the ecosystem only talks about the journey towards and access to venture capital.
Becoming a publicly listed company is considered less interesting by many. The reason is often a lack of stock market knowledge and the difficulty of attracting investors to European stock markets. The number of publicly listed companies in many European countries has been declining over the last 20 years, and particularly over the last three years, we have seen many delistings. The IPO market is opening slowly, and countries like Sweden had 19 IPOs in 2025.
Why list your company?
When companies go public, they can raise capital by issuing shares, allowing them to invest, expand, and innovate locally. This can lead to economic growth, job creation, and technological advancements. Furthermore, stock markets enable more people to invest in the sector and simultaneously increase the opportunity for companies to be anchored in Europe, scale, and create European jobs.
The alternative for successful growth companies is to be sold to American or Asian owners before they have a chance to scale in Europe — when they could just as well be listed on one of the many European stock exchanges.