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About Finexity AG

Finexity AG is a German capital-markets technology and digital assets company quoted on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX) under the ticker FXT.DE, with its trading profile also tied to the m:access segment. Headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, the company was founded in 2018 by Paul-Maria Huelsmann, Tim Janssen and other founders with the ambition of building a liquid private capital market. Its positioning sits at the intersection of finance, tokenization and market infrastructure, a niche that remains early-stage but potentially meaningful over the long term. The group operates a proprietary OTC platform that connects issuers of tokenized private-market investments with distribution partners and investors. Its product set spans several alternative asset classes, including private equity, private credit, real estate, infrastructure, renewable energy and collectibles. Rather than focusing on only one part of the value chain, FINEXITY presents itself as a full-stack venue for tokenized securities: structuring, tokenization, placement, OTC trading and settlement. This vertical integration is a key differentiator versus competitors that typically address only one step in the process. Commercially, the company targets private and professional investors, independent financial advisers, wealth managers and selected German banking networks. Its disclosed partner and investor base is still small relative to established capital-market venues, but it indicates tangible traction in an emerging category. FINEXITY also emphasizes its regulatory posture and capital-markets expertise, both of which are critical in a segment where trust, compliance and operational reliability matter as much as technology. Geographically, the business remains anchored in Germany, with offices in Hamburg and Frankfurt, but it has expanded its footprint into Switzerland, Liechtenstein and the United Arab Emirates. That regional presence supports its internationalization strategy, especially across the DACH region and the Gulf. Recent highlights include the 2025 acquisition of Swiss company Crowdli AG and the announcement of a 90.1% acquisition of Effecta GmbH, subject to regulatory ownership-control approval. In March 2026, FINEXITY published preliminary 2025 figures and a 2026 outlook, suggesting a more mature phase of development. For investors, FINEXITY is a specialist small/mid-cap exposed to an innovative but higher-risk segment, where execution, regulation and the ability to deepen platform liquidity will be decisive.