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€1.50 THURSDAY 28 OCTOBER 2021 • ISSUE 127 WWW.BUSINESSTODAY.COM.MT PAGE 5 ANALYSIS PAGE 12 PAGE 3 PAUL COCKS THE Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) on Tuesday approved a prospectus submit- ted by Hili Properties in relation to a proposed public offering and listing (IPO) of the company's shares. Hili Properties had filed its application on 21 October. e company aims to raise around €49 million from the IPO, which will be used to fi- nance new property acquisi- tions. It is anticipated that €30 million will be utilised in terms of an acquisition of immovable property in 2022, whilst €19 mil- lion will be utilised to partially finance a property acquisition in 2023. Hili Properties is in advanced discussions to acquire one com- mercial property in Poland and an industrial property in Lithu- ania, having a combined value in excess of €38 million. Hili Properties aims to raise €39 million for new properties through IPO Can upgraded Ethereum really overtake Bitcoin? American tech startup receives GO Ventures investment STAR PERFORMER MSE FTSE 100 € EXCHANGE RATES Trading Date: 27 Oct 2021 Number of Trades: 44 Turnover: €336,173.28 MSE TRX Index: 8,043.201 (Change: -0.335%) HSBC ORD SHARES HSB - Currency EUR Last Traded 27 Oct, 2021 Price 0.810 Change 0.010 US Dollar 1.1608 British Pound: 0.84416 Japanese Yen: 131.99 Australian Dollar: 1.5420 Swiss Franc: 1.0654 7,253.27 -24.35 7,280.45 / 7,247.25 7,277.62 Value Net variation Previous close High / Low 0.34% AIRALO, an American travel tech startup that has developed the world's first eSIM store has announced that it has raised $5.4 mil- lion in Series A funding. GO Ventures is among a list of telecom, travel, and venture capital leaders from around the world who have shown faith in this startup. Hili Properties currently has a property portfolio valued at more than €115 million. Its 5,280m2 offices in Luqa alone are valued at €16.9 million

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