SoftwareONE valued at €2.6bn in stock market debut
Reseller begins trading on SIX Exchange under 'SWON' ticker

SoftwareONE has begun trading as a public company, reaching an initial valuation of CHF 2.85bn (€2.59bn). The Microsoft and Adobe reseller debuted with an opening price of CHF 18 per registered share on Friday on the SIX Exchange in Switzerland under the ticket "SWON". SoftwareONE revealed plans to float on the SIX Exchange at the end of September, claiming it was a "natural next step" for the firm. Investor KKR, which grabbed a 25 per cent stake in SoftwareONE in 2015, now has a 15 per...
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