(Reuters) - The deal could raise up to 2.24 billion euros
in what would be Germany's largest IPO since Deutsche Post
floated in 2000.
Swedish private equity firm EQT will sell 63.65 million
shares, with a green-shoe option for another 11.25 million
shares, while the firm will sell 11.35 million shares in a
capital increase. Green shoe is when the firm issues additional
shares to the underwriters if there is great public demand
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
in what would be Germany's largest IPO since Deutsche Post
floated in 2000.
Swedish private equity firm EQT will sell 63.65 million
shares, with a green-shoe option for another 11.25 million
shares, while the firm will sell 11.35 million shares in a
capital increase. Green shoe is when the firm issues additional
shares to the underwriters if there is great public demand
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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