Kazakhstan property company Chagala has raised $104 mln (EUR 79.35 mln) in an initial public offering (IPO) in London, aimed at further expansion in Kazakhstan. The firm sold 19.7 million global depository receipts at EUR 7.43 each, which is the maximum price in the range used to market the sale, researchers at merchant bank Kempen & Co said. Chagala may increase the offer by EUR 12.2 mln.
Kazakhstan property company Chagala has raised $104 mln (EUR 79.35 mln) in an initial public offering (IPO) in London, aimed at further expansion in Kazakhstan. The firm sold 19.7 million global depository receipts at EUR 7.43 each, which is the maximum price in the range used to market the sale, researchers at merchant bank Kempen & Co said. Chagala may increase the offer by EUR 12.2 mln.
Run by British-born ceo Timothy Abson and Spaniard Javier del Ser, Chagala specialises in building western-style hotels and serviced flats for the oil industry based around the Caspian Sea.