Akdital: The Core Shareholders Reassure the Market After the End of the Lock-Up Period on Shares

The end of the lock-up period for shares held by Akdital's core shareholders has recently sparked questions in the market regarding the intentions of these historical shareholders. Amid a strong stock performance and significant media visibility for the group, some investors feared potential profit-taking that could impact the stock after this prolonged restriction, which has been in place since the company's IPO, preventing historical shareholders from selling on the market. In response to these concerns, Rochdi Talib, CEO of Akdital and its main shareholder, aims to provide clarity and reassurance. "We have great confidence in the group's prospects. Recent international developments fully support our vision, and we believe that the growth potential remains significant," he states. Talib emphasizes that this conviction is reinforced by the operational dynamics of the group, both in the domestic market and through its new growth avenues abroad. He also notes that this confidence has already been reflected in the group's financial projections. "We have recently revised our business plan forecasts upward, as announced during the last capital increase," Talib specifies, highlighting the strength of the fundamentals and the increased visibility on future results. At this stage, the group of shareholders constituting the core has no intention of selling Akdital shares, he concludes.