Captin supports the transition of Triodos Bank Depository Receipts to Euronext Amsterdam

As of today, Triodos Bank Depository Receipts are being traded on Euronext Amsterdam. This listing follows a period during which trading took place on a Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF) facilitated by Captin.
The listing on Euronext marks a significant milestone and highlights Captin’s unique proposition: guiding the transition from a MTF to a public market such as Euronext – or back again if desired. This expertise sets Captin apart in the Dutch market and has previously been successfully applied to, among others, ForFarmers.
Captin will continue to manage the Register of Depository Receipt Holders and act as broker for existing Captin clients holding Triodos Bank Depository Receipts who wish to trade on Euronext Amsterdam.
Joost Roosen, Managing Director at Captin: “We congratulate Triodos on this important step and are extremely proud to have entered this new phase of our collaboration. By combining experience, expertise, and a flexible approach, we offer companies the best possible support in navigating financial transitions regardless of the platform they choose. This transition from MTF to Euronext underscores our distinctive role as a trusted partner in such processes.”
Marcel Zuidam, CEO at Triodos Bank: “The listing on Euronext Amsterdam is an important step for us. A smooth transition – particularly for existing depository receipt holders – was essential, and Captin played a key role in achieving that.”
About Captin
Captin is a leading provider of trading platforms and employee participation schemes, offering reliable and innovative solutions. Through its unique (MTF) services, Captin offers clients both private and public trading options and public trading on Euronext. This allows companies to switch between private and public markets without impacting the administration of share or depository receipt holders or losing grip on their shareholder community.
This flexibility makes Captin an attractive choice for both growth companies and established organisations seeking maximum control and minimal complexity in managing their shareholder structures.
Captin holds a licence as an investment firm for operating a multilateral trading facility, receiving and transmitting orders, and executing orders. Captin is supervised by the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) and De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), and is listed in the AFM’s public register.
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For more information, please contact Joost Roosen at joost.roosen@captin.nl.