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Saudi regulator approves Middle East Healthcare float

RIYADH, December 30, 2015

Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority said on Wednesday it had approved a stock exchange flotation for Middle East Healthcare Company.

Middle East Healthcare will offer 30 percent of itself in its initial share sale, equivalent to 27.6 million shares, which will be marketed to institutional investors and then to the public. The latter phase will run between February 3-9, according to a statement posted on the bourse.

The statement did not provide any details on the company. The price of the share sale will be set using a bookbuild process, where the price of shares is determined using feedback from investors instead of fixing a price at the beginning of the offering.  - Reuters




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