Basically, the company should meet the criteria of a nanocap, as defined by Scalania. In addition, the type of company, the industry and the development phase are decisive for a successful IPO. The following criteria play a role in determining whether an IPO is suitable: Potential for strong growth with low risk A commercial breakthrough has already been achieved The company’s management is reliable and has sufficient competence The company has an USP that is difficult to imitate and is legally protected The required capital is between 500,000 and 5 million Euros and is needed in a period between 6-12 months. If you want to know whether your company is eligible for an IPO, use our questionnaire here and get non-binding feedback!