uhh. you are correct… it is a Belgium (Belgish? Belgian?) company tho, its main equity must be listed in one of EU exchanges which automatically makes it HMRC recognised (even without that all Belgium boards are individually recognised by HMRC recognised exchange list)
On the face of it, you’d think it’d be available in an Isa, but it’s a bit of a rabbit hole and I’ll have to bow to others’ greater knowledge. I’m sure @Finki would be able to confirm one way or t’other.
Assuming it’s about ISA eligibility of MTLS the FinKi machine throws a “No” answer
Firstly, not ALL Belgian markets are ISA-eligible. All Euronext markets have a “junior” segment. Like AIM, they call it Alternext. Alternext is not eligible.
However, that’s not relevant in the case of MTLS
The problem with MTLS is actually finding and proving it’s underlying.
The parent ISIN might look Belgian… but try finding it… FinKi Auto ISA magic thigy could not find an official website that contained a listing for the Belgian parent.
Therefore, for saftey, the answer has to be “No” to an ISA until someone proves otherwise
Please send a link to the underlying actual listing if any one has it…
If you look at their SEC F1 filing you’ll see the statement : "…we do not intend to list our Ordinary shares… "…
It was a “fight” last summer I had, to convince T212 to add this stock, before it entered in Euro STOXX 50 Index, so I’m not surprised it still isn’t fractional. It’s seems that all have to be a “fight” to be added on T212 or be made fractional.
instead will repost with addtions 
