Le Slip Français to Start Trading on the Paris Stock Exchange on July 14

Paris – 14/07/2026: French textile brand Le Slip Français is set to trade for the first time on the growth market Euronext Growth Paris on this national holiday. The company, which produces underwear and everyday clothing and places manufacturing in France at the center of its business model, is thus taking the step into the capital markets. The shares will trade under the ticker symbol ALLSF and ISIN FR0014018Y10.

According to the company, the offering was successfully completed before trading began. A total of 878,379 shares were allocated at an issue price of 14.80 euros. The gross transaction volume amounts to 13 million euros. Of this, 5 million euros comes from new shares and therefore fresh capital for the company. A further 8 million euros comes from the sale of existing shares by current shareholders.

According to the published results notice, investor interest exceeded the available supply. Total demand reached 13.75 million euros, meaning the offering was oversubscribed by a factor of 1.15. More than 7,250 retail investors took part. Institutional investors received 61 percent of the allocated shares, while the public fixed-price offering accounted for 39 percent.

Following the capital measure, Le Slip Français puts its market capitalization at around 19.2 million euros. The free float is expected to be about 68.7 percent. According to the company, no overallotment option or subsequent price stabilization is planned. The settlement date for the allocated securities was July 13, 2026.

Le Slip Français was founded in 2011 by Guillaume Gibault. According to the company, it fundamentally adjusted its business model in 2023: rather than focusing primarily on high-priced gift items, the brand aims to grow increasingly through more affordable everyday essentials. For 2025, the company reported revenue of 21.1 million euros and net profit of 0.7 million euros.

With the capital raised through the offering, the company intends to finance its industrial platform and further growth. Subscription commitments announced in advance included, among others, Eiffel Investment Group, Vatel Capital, Chantelle and other investors. A listing on Euronext Growth gives small and medium-sized companies access to the capital markets, but does not constitute trading on Euronext Paris’s regulated main market.

For investors, the investment remains subject to the usual risks associated with a newly listed company. Le Slip Français itself points to potential pressures related to financing, liquidity, dependence on digital sales channels and its ability to sustainably maintain the profitability it has achieved. Nevertheless, the start of trading on July 14 marks an important financing step for the brand and its French textile production.