Finexity Raises EUR 3.4M to Expand RWA Tokenization
Finexity AG has completed a cash capital increase raising EUR 3.4 million in gross proceeds. The German real estate tokenization platform will deploy the funds to expand its digital asset infrastructure and accelerate RWA tokenization growth.
Yuri Konnov
The raise forms part of a broader equity programme targeting up to EUR 7.4 million to support the company's transition toward regulated exchange infrastructure. Subscription rights were offered on a 6:1 basis during a primary window that ran from May 8 to May 22, 2026, with unsubscribed shares subsequently made available to the public through Finexity's FINEXITY Access subscription platform until June 8, 2026. The EQS ad-hoc capital increase resolution confirmed the structure of the offering, which was resolved against cash contributions with subscription rights.
Net proceeds are earmarked for several regulatory and operational priorities: obtaining DLT/TSS (Distributed Ledger Technology Trading and Settlement System) licences, continued platform development, and the pending acquisition of a 90.10% stake in Effecta GmbH, a liability umbrella provider. That acquisition remains conditional on the successful completion of the owner control procedure with the relevant regulatory authority. The company was founded in Hamburg in 2018 and maintains offices in Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and the United Arab Emirates.
Finexity operates an OTC trading venue that connects issuers of tokenized securities with trading partners including banks, independent asset managers, and financial intermediaries, as well as more than 84,000 registered investors. The platform covers a range of alternative asset classes — corporate, infrastructure, real estate, and collectible bonds — under Germany's eWpG (Electronic Securities Act) framework, which permits blockchain-based digital securities issuance. The Finexity group corporate website describes the OTC marketplace as directly connecting issuers with institutional trading partners.
The company disclosed preliminary, unaudited financial results alongside the capital raise announcement. On a combined pro forma basis with Effecta GmbH, the group generated total revenue of approximately EUR 2.1 million in the first quarter of 2026, exceeding its internal budget by 40%. Finexity's standalone operations contributed approximately EUR 0.5 million in revenue during the same period, with an EBITDA of EUR -0.8 million. Effecta GmbH, by contrast, contributed approximately EUR 1.6 million in revenue and a positive EBITDA of EUR 0.1 million in Q1 2026, underscoring the strategic rationale for the acquisition as a near-term profitability anchor within the combined group.
The announcement does not disclose the specific DLT/TSS licence timeline, the identity of the regulatory authority conducting the owner control procedure for the Effecta acquisition, or the haircut and collateral mechanics that would apply once the regulated exchange infrastructure is operational. It does not name the institutional investors who participated in the subscription, nor does it provide audited full-year revenue guidance for the combined entity. The EUR 7.4 million total equity target implies that approximately EUR 4.0 million in additional equity capacity remains unsubscribed as of the closing date, though the company has not disclosed whether a further subscription window is planned.
The immediate effect of the transaction is that Finexity has secured EUR 3.4 million in gross equity capital and confirmed majority institutional participation in its share offering, while the Effecta acquisition and the DLT/TSS regulatory licences that form the core of its exchange-infrastructure strategy remain pending regulatory approvals. The combined pro forma revenue figures are preliminary and unaudited, and no live regulated exchange product or approved DLT/TSS licence has been disclosed as existing at the time of this announcement.
