Euroequity

Most IPOs take place in one country. A company is headquartered in Britain, so when it makes its initial public offering (the first time it makes its shares available on a public market), it does so on the London exchange.

Euroequity means that a company launches an IPO in two or more countries simultaneously. Britain and Germany. France and Italy.

While it has the word "Euro" in it, "Euroequity" isn't limited to stock listings in European countries. A company that launches its stock in the U.S. and Germany would also be described as having "Euroequity."