Aramco’s base oils subsidiary could raise up to USD 1.3 bn in its IPO in Riyadh
Aramco subsidiary could raise as much as USD 1.3 bn in its IPO: Saudi Aramco refining subsidiary Luberef commenced bookbuilding for its debut on the Saudi stock exchange at a price range of SAR 91-99 (USD 24.21-26.34) per share yesterday, the company said in a statement (pdf). Luberef will offer a 30% stake (c.50 mn shares) currently held by private equity firm Jadwa Industrial Investment Company, raising as much as SAR 5.0 bn (USD 1.3 bn) at the top end of the range. Saudi Aramco will retain its 70% stake in the company.
What’s next: Bookbuilding wraps this Friday, 9 December. The final share price will be announced alongside the final prospectus on 11 December, followed by the retail subscription period from 14-18 December, according to the IPO website. The company has yet to determine its planned first day of trading.
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