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LONDON - Evrima Plc (AQSE:EVA), an investment company, announced the appointment of David Eaton (NYSE:ETN) as a Non-Executive Director and the commencement of a secondary quotation of its ordinary shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The new developments aim to support the company’s growth and enhance its access to European investors.
David Eaton, with over three decades of experience in financial services and capital markets, particularly in Canadian venture markets, joins the Evrima board effective immediately. His career includes leadership roles at public companies on the TSX Venture Exchange and Canadian Securities Exchange, with expertise spanning natural resources, technology, and consumer goods sectors. Eaton’s appointment is expected to bolster Evrima’s growth strategy through his North American market experience and network.
Eaton, who currently chairs Baron Global Financial Canada Ltd., has also been granted 750,000 share options over Ordinary Shares in Evrima, exercisable at £0.0125 for three years, and fully vested. However, he does not currently hold any ordinary shares in the company.
In addition to the board appointment, Evrima’s shares are now also quoted on the Quotation Board Segment of the Open Market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the ticker 79R, with trading having started at 8:00 CET on March 21, 2025. This strategic move is designed to diversify the company’s shareholder base and increase its financing options. The Frankfurt listing is a secondary quotation and will complement the company’s existing listing on Aquis.
The announcement of these changes was made public following regulatory requirements, signifying that the previously confidential information is now in the public domain. The company has fulfilled its disclosure obligations under the Market Abuse Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014, as amended.
This news is based on a press release statement and provides an overview of the latest strategic decisions by Evrima Plc as it seeks to expand its governance expertise and access to capital markets.
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