Czechoslovak Group Reportedly to Launch Amsterdam IPO on January 23
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According to media reports, the Czech armaments company CSG could already go to the Amsterdam stock exchange on Friday. Owner Michael Strnad expects a billion-dollar valuation.
The Czechoslovak Group (CSG) holding company of businessman Michal Strnad, which focuses mainly on the arms industry, is offering shares on the Euronext stock exchange in Amsterdam for approximately 3.3 billion euros (almost 80.2 billion CZK). If the total volume of shares is increased, it could reach approximately 3.8 billion euros (about 92.3 billion CZK). The subscription period will last from today until Thursday, with trading scheduled to b…
Prague/Amsterdam - The Czechoslovak Group (CSG) holding company of businessman Michal Strnad, which focuses mainly on the arms industry, is offering shares on the Euronext stock exchange in Amsterdam for approximately 3.3 billion euros (almost 80.2 billion CZK). If increased, the total volume of shares could reach approximately 3.8 billion euros (about 92.3 billion CZK). The subscription period will last from today until Thursday, with the start…
Czechoslovak Group hopes to raise 750 million euros and its founder, Michal Strnad, could divest for more than 3 billion euros. The Czech group will take its first steps in Amsterdam on 23 January.
The arms and industrial group Czechoslovak Group has begun the process of entering the stock exchange. On Tuesday, the company announced the publication of a prospectus for the planned initial public offering of shares and the start of subscription for investors.
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