Norwegian Software Company Visma Picks London for IPO, FT Reports

€19bn Visma picks London for tech IPO in rare win for UK stock market

Norwegian software firm Visma has provisionally picked London for its IPO next year. It could mark a rare win for the UK’s troubled stock market — if Downing Street pulls through on its promised reforms.  British private equity firm Hg acquired a 70% stake in Visma in 2006 at a £380mn (€445mn) valuation. The company, which makes accounting, payroll, and HR software products, is now worth an estimated €19bn.  Visma previously considered listing i…

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Norwegian software company Visma picks London for IPO, FT reports

Norwegian software company Visma has picked London over Amsterdam for its initial public offering (IPO) next year, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.Read MoreThe post Norwegian software company Visma picks London for IPO, FT reports first appeared on The Who Dat Daily.

Visma chooses London for IPO over Amsterdam

Private equity-backed Visma picks London for blockbuster tech IPO

Hg’s €19bn software group provisionally selects UK over Amsterdam for listing next year