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Ottobock to Raise Up to $942 Million in Frankfurt IPO

Trading is scheduled to start Thursday Ottobock plans to raise up to 808 million euros ($942.1 million) in its Frankfurt initial public offering, as the German medical-technology company set the offer price at the upper end of its previous...

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Ottobock today brings its shares to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Investors showed great interest before the IPO. What is known in advance.

Ottobock boss Hans Georg Näder is the paradise bird among German entrepreneurs. Other qualities are in demand for the course on the stock exchange.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Hans Georg Näder is one of the most dazzling entrepreneurs in Germany. His most expensive asset, the prosthetic manufacturer Ottobock, is now becoming a public limited company. The price for the paper ended up at the top end of the range with 66 euros per share.

·Munich, Germany
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The prostheses manufacturer Ottobock has completed one of the few IPOs of the year. The shares of the medical technology company were issued at the upper end of the range. The proceeds of 808 million euros from the IPO go to the owner family for the most part.

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Here you can find information on the topic "Börsengangen" . Read now "Ottobock issues shares at IPO to 66 Euro .

·Germany
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Ottobock planned to go public as early as 2022. (Archive image) Swen Pförtner/dpa The medical technology company Ottobock will begin trading its shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange today at 9:00 a.m. The company, based in Duderstadt in southern Lower Saxony, is primarily known for its prosthetics and technical support for the Paralympics. The shares will be sold for €66 each. With an issue of approximately 12.2 million shares, the proceeds co…

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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Tuesday, October 7, 2025.
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