Saudi hospital operator’s US$500mil IPO sells out


The Saudi Stock Exchange, also known as Tadawul, in Riyadh - Bloomberg

RIYADH: Saudi Arabian hospital operator Specialised Medical Co (SMC) had demand for all the shares on offer in its US$500mil initial public offering (IPO), hours after books opened on the deal in Riyadh.

SMC will sell a 30% stake, or 75 million shares, at 24 riyals to 25 riyals (US$6.40 to US$6.67) apiece, according to a statement.

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