Polish IT group Euvic has entered the NewConnect stock exchange in Warsaw through a merger with IT company eo Networks. The group includes 7 Ukrainian IT companies.
Polish IT group Euvic has entered the NewConnect stock exchange in Warsaw through a merger with IT company eo Networks. The group includes 7 Ukrainian IT companies.
Since January 16, 2026, Euvic Group shares have been traded under the name EUVIC and the ticker EUV. Current quotes at PLN 25 per share indicate that the group's market capitalization has reached PLN 1 billion (about $250 million), writes InVenture.
In practice, Euvic's IPO creates new opportunities for its Ukrainian divisions: it opens up access to investments, increases the trust of Western customers, and strengthens the corporate foundation for the development of the nearshoring model. For the Ukrainian IT sector, this is a demonstration case of integration: local assets not only retain their operational autonomy, but also gain access to the resources of a public European group for scaling.
The development of the Ukrainian Euvic cluster began after the acquisition of Lviv-based Exoft, and in 2023 Artkai and 7Devs joined the group. and Lampa Software. In 2024, Euvic Group acquired 25% of the Ukrainian platform WeExpert, and in 2025, the Zhytomyr company Diya . There is also a seventh company in the structure, but information about it is not disclosed.
Having received the status of a public company, Euvic seems to have begun to transform the role of its Ukrainian division. The most striking proof of this was the agreement announced on March 5, 2026: the buyer of 100% of the shares of the Finnish Moretime Finland Oy was Euvic Ukraina sp. z oo. The amount of the deal, which includes a basic 1.85 million euros and up to 1 million euros of earn-out, indicates that Ukraine has ceased to be exclusively a technical base (delivery platform) and now acts as a full-fledged entity in the group's international M&A processes on the European market.
