Cirsa is finally going public, and the numbers are now official. The company has set the Cirsa IPO price at €15 per share, putting it on track for a €2.5 billion market value. The stock will make its trading debut on July 9, kicking off a new chapter for the Spanish gaming heavyweight.

  • With the Cirsa IPO price locked in at €15, the company expects to reach a market cap of around €2.5 billion right out of the gate. This marks a big step for Cirsa as it opens up to new investors while staying strong in markets like Spain, Portugal, Latin America, and beyond. Trading will happen under the ticker “CIRSA” across the main Spanish exchanges.

  • The offering is split into two parts: a €400 million primary share sale and a €53 million secondary sale, totaling €453 million. There’s also an option to sell extra shares, which could push the total up to €521 million if fully used. Once everything wraps up, Cirsa’s free float will be about 18%, with the potential to rise to just over 20%.

  • Shares will hit the market on July 9, 2025, following final allocations on July 7. Investors won’t have to wait long for settlement since that’s happening the same day as the first trade. A stabilization period will run until August 8 to help keep the price steady if needed.

  • Big shareholders, executives, and some employees won’t be able to sell shares for 180 to 365 days after the IPO. These lock-up agreements are pretty standard and meant to keep the market from getting flooded with shares too soon. Even with these restrictions, the Cirsa IPO price shows that investor demand is strong.

  • Cirsa’s top leaders were clearly excited about this moment. Executive chairman Joaquim Agut called it “the start of a new and important chapter in Cirsa’s history.” CEO Antonio Hostench said the move builds on two decades of expansion and puts Cirsa in a great spot to chase new growth opportunities worldwide.

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