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Ticketplus Ltd. (NYSE American: TP) appointed Fernando Massú, former CEO of CorpBanca, as Lead Strategic Advisor to guide its LATAM expansion. The company recently acquired Autoentrada in Argentina, its first acquisition as a public company, and plans to deepen market presence and pursue strategic partnerships. Massú's experience includes leading cross-border acquisitions in Latin America.

Ticketplus Ltd. (AMEX:TP) acquired Argentine ticketing company Autoentrada S.A., its first acquisition post-IPO. The deal strengthens Ticketplus's presence in Argentina, with Autoentrada operating in 18 provinces. Financial terms were not disclosed. Ticketplus expects the acquisition to capture more value per ticket but not materially impact 2026 results. Autoentrada's founder will join Ticketplus as Country Manager for Argentina.

Ticketplus Ltd. shares rose after Roth Capital Partners initiated coverage with a buy rating. The stock's average target price is $13.40, with a spread of +55.15% from the last close of $8.64. Analysts' consensus is buy, with two analysts covering the stock.

Ticketplus Ltd. (TP) shares rose on Monday following the expiration of its quiet period. Roth Capital initiated coverage with a Buy rating, according to the report. The Latin American smart ticketing platform's stock gained on the news.

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Wall Street analysts made several calls: Baird upgraded AGCO to $150 and Deere to $800, while Mizuho downgraded Edison International and Sempra Energy. Evercore ISI initiated Lumentum at Outperform with a $1,100 target, and Roth Capital started Ticketplus at Buy with a $14 target. Markets closed lower Friday due to Fed rate-hike concerns, with Treasury yields rising and major indices down.

Analysts initiated coverage on five companies: Evercore ISI rated Lumentum (LITE) Outperform with $1,100 target; BTIG rated Smith & Nephew (SNN) Neutral; Morgan Stanley rated Attovia (ATTO) Overweight with $39 target; Roth Capital rated Ticketplus (TP) Buy with $14 target; Stifel rated Braveheart Bio (BRVE) Buy with $45 target.

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Ticketplus Ltd. (TP) priced its Nasdaq IPO at $8 per share, raising about $15 million by selling 1.875 million shares, according to the IPO pricing details. The offering is led by Roth Capital Partners with Bancroft Capital and MDB Capital, marking the company’s Nasdaq debut.

Ticketplus Ltd. priced its IPO of 1,875,000 ordinary shares at $8.00 each on NYSE American, according to the company. The deal is expected to raise about $15 million in gross proceeds, with a 45-day option for up to 281,250 additional shares. Shares are set to trade under ticker TP on Aug. 7, 2026.