Investor Relations (IR) is crucial for the valuation of your company. For a publicly listed company, IR enables communication with analysts, owners and investors in order to achieve a fair valuation of its shares. These groups should understand both the potential and the risks of your business.
Springtime’s Investor Relations team has a thorough experience as advisors to listed as well as privately held and state-owned enterprises, including ongoing communications support to listed companies and major corporate transactions.
As the Nordic member of AMO, an established global network of best in class strategic and financial communications agencies, we also have the resources to lead or contribute to international and cross-border projects and assignments.
Springtime’s Investor Relations team can assist you in several areas:
Transactions (initial public offerings, acquisitions, divestments, mergers)
- Communication strategy, ongoing consulting
- Media relations and Media Due Diligence
- Road shows
Meeting listing requirements
- Annual reports, quarterly reports, sustainability reports
- Routines, policies, introduction agreements
Ownership issues and exchanges
- Annual General Meetings, activist investor handling
- Owner structures, corporate governance in accordance with ISS
Ongoing stock market positioning
- Mapping your image in the financial markets
- Ambassadors – identifying and building relationships with important stakeholders
- Capital Market seminars and conferences
- Evaluation of sustainability efforts
- General corporate positioning
Corporate Relations
Corporate Relations builds on an active and consistent communication that strengthens the company’s position among important business partners, public officials, clients and the stock market.
Springtime offers:
- Executive Board consulting
- Communication and media strategy
- News Workshop, media tactics
- Media relations
- Media and interview training
- Media Due Diligence
- Crisis communication and crisis management training
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
- Mapping of sustainability risks and opportunities
- Management guidelines and processes
- The stock market’s perspective – valuing risks and opportunities
- CSR At Work – visit and study manufacturing in China (see Global Communication)
- Reporting on sustainability efforts – identifying and describing the crucial aspects of your firm’s corporate responsibility, linking them to your business goals.
Questions about Investor Relations? Contact Lars Wahlström lars.wahlstrom@springtime.nu or Michael Wallin michael.wallin@springtime.nu