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Spain's Puig sets IPO price at 24.5 euros a share, top of range

Apr 30, 2024 9:51 AM

MADRID, April 29 (Reuters) - Spanish beauty group Puig

said on Tuesday it had set the final price for its initial

public offering (IPO) at 24.50 euros a share, at the top of its

announced range, implying a market capitalisation of 13.9

billion euros ($14.84 billion).

($1 = 0.9366 euros)

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