The fintech company Diasoft has set the price range of the IPO between 4,000 and 4.5 thousand rubles per share. The company previously announced plans to list shares on the Moscow Stock Exchange in February.

Diasoft has set a price range for its IPO on the Moscow Stock Exchange

Diasoft wants to raise 4.14 billion rubles, the basic size of the IPO will be 800 thousand shares or 8% of the share capital. The offer will consist of 5 thousand shares issued as part of the additional issue and 3 thousand shares from existing shareholders.

During the placement, existing shareholders have pre-emptive rights to purchase securities.

“In addition, the current shareholders of the Company will provide a package of Shares in the amount of up to 15% of the size of the Basic IPO for possible stabilization within 30 days after the start of trading of Shares on the Moscow Stock Exchange “the company said. in a sentence.

Diasoft expects trading on the Moscow Stock Exchange to begin on February 16. The shares will be included in the second trading level with the ticker DIAS and ISIN RU000A107ER5.

The collection of applications will take place from February 7 to 14.

As the company’s CEO Alexander Glazkov said earlier, Diasoft will use the funds raised during the IPO to strengthen its positions, including in non-financial markets.

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Previously, the first IPO in 2024 was carried out by car-sharing operator Delimobil. The company managed to raise 4.2 billion rubles, the IPO passed through the upper limit of the range or 265 rubles. There has been increased interest in the company’s securities from institutional investors.

Author:

Natalia Gormaleva

Source: RB

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