Oct 7 (Reuters) - German prosthetics company Ottobock

said on Tuesday it plans to raise about 807 million euros

($941.4 million) by pricing its planned initial public offering

(IPO) at 66 euros per share.

The world's largest manufacturer of artificial limbs said

that it will sell around 12.24 million shares at the upper end

of its previously announced price range of 62-66 euros.

The firm said it expects a valuation of 4.2 billion euros at

this pricing.

The company plans to list on the Frankfurt stock exchange on

October 9.

($1 = 0.8573 euros)