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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· February 9, 2026

Successful €8m rights issue

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Successful €8m rights issue Paris, February 9, 2026, 7:00 p.m…
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  • Manitoba Capital is a family investment holding company with whom Audacia shares the same conviction: strengthening the strategic independence of Europe and France and working towards sustainable prosperity

    80% confidence

  • Audacia will continue to deploy the Audacia model as an agile and unique investment platform focused on the themes of the future, in the service of performance and value creation for all stakeholders

    80% confidence

  • Since its inception, Audacia has invested more than €1 billion in over 400 companies

    80% confidence

  • The fundraising enables Audacia to accelerate the development of thematic funds, continue specialization strategy by launching new vehicles, and selectively explore external growth opportunities

    80% confidence

  • The success of this capital increase validates the direction we have set and underscores our shareholders' confidence in our model of supporting bold entrepreneurs addressing the major challenges of our time

    80% confidence

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