Barclays Bank, Investec Bank and JPMorgan Securities acted as joint global co-ordinators for the placing
25 June 2024 - 08:14
byJacqueline Mackenzie
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Ainsley Holdings (Ibex) has completed the successful placing of 500-million Pepkor Holdings placing shares, raising total proceeds of R9bn.
Following strong demand, Ibex elected to increase the size of the placing, which remained significantly oversubscribed, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
The shares were placed at R18 apiece, representing a 7.7% discount to the pre-launch Pepkor share price at market close on June 24.
Accordingly, 500-million placing shares, representing about 13.6% of Pepkor’s current issued share capital, will be allocated in the placing.
On conclusion of the placing, Ibex’s interest in Pepkor will reduce from 43.7% to about 30.2% and the free float of Pepkor will increase from 56.3% to 69.8%.
Ibex has agreed to a 90-day lock-up period, subject to customary exceptions and waivers by the joint global co-ordinators.
Barclays Bank, Investec Bank and JPMorgan Securities acted as joint global coordinators for the placing.
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Ibex raises R9bn from Pepkor share placing
Barclays Bank, Investec Bank and JPMorgan Securities acted as joint global co-ordinators for the placing
Ainsley Holdings (Ibex) has completed the successful placing of 500-million Pepkor Holdings placing shares, raising total proceeds of R9bn.
Following strong demand, Ibex elected to increase the size of the placing, which remained significantly oversubscribed, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
The shares were placed at R18 apiece, representing a 7.7% discount to the pre-launch Pepkor share price at market close on June 24.
Accordingly, 500-million placing shares, representing about 13.6% of Pepkor’s current issued share capital, will be allocated in the placing.
On conclusion of the placing, Ibex’s interest in Pepkor will reduce from 43.7% to about 30.2% and the free float of Pepkor will increase from 56.3% to 69.8%.
Ibex has agreed to a 90-day lock-up period, subject to customary exceptions and waivers by the joint global co-ordinators.
Barclays Bank, Investec Bank and JPMorgan Securities acted as joint global coordinators for the placing.
Settlement is expected to occur on June 28.
mackenziej@arena.africa
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