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Contact Issuer Financing

One email, written the way a capital desk actually reads a situation. The more of the checklist you cover, the more specific the reply.

Start an issuer enquiry

If you have just been sent back to this page and the address bar ends in ?error= something, the enquiry was rejected and has not been sent. The usual causes are an address the server could not read and a message under twenty characters. Fix it and send again, or write to info@issuerfinancing.com instead. (The specific reason is normally shown here; that needs JavaScript.)

Name

Email A company address helps — it tells us who the issuer is before we open the message.

Message Listing venue and ticker, rough size, what the capital is for, and timing. Please keep out anything you are not free to share — see the note below.

Required fields are marked *. This form posts to an endpoint on issuerfinancing.com — no third-party form service receives it. What happens to your message afterwards is set out in the privacy notice. Prefer email? Write to info@issuerfinancing.com instead.

What to cover

Listing venue and ticker — or the listing process under way
Free float and market capitalisation, with the currency
Average daily traded value, rolling 30 days
Amount sought, and the currency
Use of proceeds, and the timing
Shelf or prospectus status, and any existing convertibles or facilities

A complaint, as distinct from an enquiry, is handled under the complaints route in the legal notice.

The reply comes by email: an indicative structure and the conditions attached to it, or a straight answer that this is not something we fund. A two-line note saying what you are listed on and what you need is enough to start. Structure of interest is optional — see the instruments if you want a view first.

Or open a pre-filled email instead

Do not send anything you are not free to send. An unannounced raise is normally inside information. Venue, size, purpose and timing are enough to structure an answer; draft documents and anything under a confidentiality obligation should wait until a non-disclosure agreement is in place. Sending an enquiry does not put us under a confidentiality obligation unless one is separately agreed in writing, and it creates no client, advisory or fiduciary relationship.