Fund managers just can’t catch a breath at the moment. They’ve been inundated with float news piled on top of float news all week – and Thursday was no different.
The biggest IPO of the year, KKR-backed non-bank lender Pepper Money, priced its offer on Thursday, seeking to raise $450 million at $2.89 a share, which implied a $1.3 billion market capitalisation.
Mental health and private rehabilitation provider Aurora Health Care has put a $400 million initial public offering to a small group of institutional investors.
The time has come for investors interested in Queensland retirement village owner/operator Halcyon to unveil how much they think the business is worth.
