I understood that trading could be possible again on Monday. ”The technical booking of the registered shares in shareholders’ custody accounts will take place on Monday, January 12, 2026.”
The name changed to The Platform Group SE & Co. KGaA. The change took place in connection with the company converting its shares into “registered shares”. It’s not the area I’m most familiar with, but apparently, every shareholder is now known to the company. I called the company’s IR the other day and, according to them, the primary reason for the decline is a single larger owner reducing their holdings, but they aren’t entirely sure. These matters may be connected.
Are they paying for those acquisitions partly with shares as well? That would explain why there are plenty of sellers, even though the P/E is around 2—cigar butt territory. The stock is too illiquid, so the selling from those who sold their companies dominates the share price.
Hi. Why does its chart only show data starting from January 9, 2026?
Financial statement data is available for three years.

I think the data linked to the chart in Nordnet changed in connection with the latest share structure change, so the problem is on Nordnet’s end. Below is an image of the same stock in Mandatum’s service.
It’s knocking on ATL levels, even though they raised guidance in November. I bet some higher-valued compounder will buy this out, as it would nicely make their own numbers look more attractive.
