- The company, valued at 52.3 million euros, is the twelfth company to file an Initial Document for Access to BME's growth markets this year
The BME Scaleup Management Committee has approved the listing of Rentas Noblejas 3 SOCIMI on August 3, following a thorough review of all documentation submitted by the company and the issuance of a favorable evaluation report by the Market Coordination and Listings Committee.
The company’s Board of Directors, which is the twelfth company to join BME’s growth markets so far this year has set a reference price of 8.20 euros per share for the start of trading, representing a total company valuation of 52.3 million euros.
The company’s trading code will be “SCRN3”, and its Registered Adviser will be Renta 4 Corporate, S.A.
Rentas Noblejas 3 SOCIMI has a real estate portfolio comprising various types of properties, with a presence in the tourism, residential, and commercial segments, and operates with a long-term focus centered on efficient asset management and the creation of recurring value for shareholders. At the end of last year, the company’s portfolio consisted of 15 properties located primarily in the province of Málaga and, to a lesser extent, in Ceuta, with a total gross leasable area of 222,817 square meters and a valuation of 56.1 million euros, according to the independent report by Gesvalt. Among its main assets are properties used as vacation apartments and residential units in Málaga.
Rentas Noblejas 3 SOCIMI’s Information Document is available on the BME Scaleup website, where all data related to the company and its business can be found.
BME’s growth markets (BME Growth and BME Scaleup) are aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises. In 2025, these markets welcomed 14 new companies and now have more than 150 listed companies that raised 605 million euros last year through 105 capital increases. BME offers alternatives for every type of company, from those in the early stages of formation, through the preliminary steps in the Pre-Market Environment, to the growth markets, and finally to the Stock Exchange for large companies. Among the advantages of accessing capital markets for small and medium-sized enterprises are financing, reputation, visibility, a boost to inorganic growth, and greater ease in attracting and retaining talent.
