
Dr Martens’ recent IPO valued the British bootmaker at £3.7 billion but the firm’s value has already risen to £4.9 billion as the shares have been popular purchases since the end of January.
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Dr Martens’ recent IPO valued the British bootmaker at £3.7 billion but the firm’s value has already risen to £4.9 billion as the shares have been popular purchases since the end of January.
British bootmaker Dr Martens has priced its IPO at the top end of expectations putting a value on the company of around £3.7 billion, significantly above the £3.5 billion that it had been expected to be worth.
Dr Martens is getting ready to step up into fashion’s big league. The UK footwear brand is expected to launch a stock market listing today (Monday) worth a potential £3.5 billion.
First there were the rumours, then last week the confirmation that Dr Martens was "considering" a stock market launch. But on Monday, the company said it definitely will be floating on the London Stock Exchange.
Dr Martens Limited confirmed on Monday that its long-awaited IPO will go ahead with a listing on the London Stock Exchange. It also released buoyant trading figures for the periods both before and during the pandemic.
The long-expected IPO for footwear brand Dr Martens is a step closer after its private equity owner appointed two giant American banks to handle the float.
Shares in Polish e-commerce group Allegro leapt more than 60% on their debut on Monday, giving the company a market value of almost $19 billion in Europe’s biggest initial public offering (IPO) so far this year.
The private equity owner of Dr. Martens has reportedly hired Lazard to prepare a stock market listing of the British boot brand, known for its yellow stitching and a youth culture staple.
Permira-owned Dr Martens enjoyed an online boost in the year to March 31 that helped its sales and profits surge as its products sold well globally.
The owner of Dr. Martens has entered the bidding war for a minority stake in fast-growing sportswear brand Gymshark, joining the group of private equity firms that have been circling the business.