Doughty Hanson's HellermannTyton to raise £30m in London IPO
Doughty Hanson-backed HellermannTyton is set to list on the London Stock Exchange, potentially raising £30m, according to reports.
The gross primary proceeds from the offering will be used as capital to support further add-on acquisitions for the Luxembourg-based cable manufacturer. The listing will represent a partial exit for the GP.
Doughty Hanson acquired the company for £303m in February 2006. Royal Bank of Scotland provided a £180m debt package. Steve Bone led the investment on behalf of Doughty Hanson.
HellermannTyton is a global manufacturer and distributor of high-performance cable management products for the electronics and automotive industries. Steve Salmon is CEO of the company.
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