U.C.A. Aktiengesellschaft: insider trades · Germany · BaFin

About U.C.A. Aktiengesellschaft

U.C.A. Aktiengesellschaft is a German listed company with its home base in Munich, and it is quoted in the M:access segment of the Munich Stock Exchange; for market context, investors often also reference the German trading venue framework around Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX), and the company’s country of operation is Germany. In practical terms, U.C.A. is best understood as a small-cap corporate finance boutique and participation company focused on the German Mittelstand rather than as a manufacturing or asset-heavy industrial group. Its core business is to advise entrepreneurs, executives and shareholders on mergers and acquisitions, equity financing, capital-market transactions and broader corporate finance matters. It also provides equity capital to companies and helps arrange third-party debt financing for transactions. ([uca.de](https://www.uca.de/en/investor_relations/ir.html?utm_source=openai)) The company’s advisory roots go back to 1989, while its IPO took place on 8 December 1998. That long operating history has been shaped by Dr. Jürgen Steuer, who has served as executive director since 1998, providing a notable degree of continuity at the top. U.C.A.’s headquarters are located at Stefan-George-Ring 29, 81929 Munich, Germany. The share count is 662,000 outstanding shares, and the ownership structure is relatively concentrated, with the Kaske and Steuer families accounting for about 65% and free float at roughly 35%. For public-market investors, that combination typically implies limited liquidity, but it can also support strategic discipline and a long-term orientation. ([uca.de](https://www.uca.de/en/investor_relations/ir.html?utm_source=openai)) From a business-model perspective, U.C.A. operates as an independent mid-sized adviser with a strong niche in owner-managed companies. Management says the firm has advised entrepreneurs and managers since 1989 and has completed more than 300 equity and M&A mandates over the past 30 years, including 15 IPOs. Its service set covers acquisitions and disposals, management buyouts and buy-ins, succession solutions, growth financing, recapitalisations and capital-market transactions. The investment side is generally oriented toward minority stakes in growth and expansion financing, while some structures can involve majority positions in spin-offs or buy-and-build situations. ([uca.de](https://www.uca.de/en/home/overview.html?utm_source=openai)) Recent company communications point to a resilient earnings profile. U.C.A. reported preliminary 2025 net income of EUR 2.885 million, versus EUR 3.017 million in 2024, and said year-end liquidity stood at roughly EUR 4.2 million at 31 December 2025. In the first half of 2025, it reported a positive pre-tax result, supported by financial income and proceeds from investment securities and participations. The company has also remained visible through MAR Article 19 disclosure activity in 2025, underlining the importance of governance and BaFin-style transparency for German listed issuers. ([uca.de](https://www.uca.de/de/investor_relations/informationen.html?utm_source=openai)) Geographically, U.C.A.’s business is overwhelmingly Germany-centric, with a focus on German SMEs and transaction-driven advisory work. For investors, this makes the equity story relatively specialised: a niche corporate finance platform with participation upside, modest balance-sheet risk, and a long track record in German small-cap capital markets. ([uca.de](https://www.uca.de/de/home/ueberblick.html?utm_source=openai))