
BluO looking to float Adler
BluO is planning an IPO of fashion retailer Adler on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, according to reports.
The private equity firm is looking to float 55% of the company. The listing is said to be valued between €120-150m with €30m in primary issuance. Commerzbank has been appointed as sole global coordinator and sole bookrunner and Crédit Agricole CIB will be co-bookrunner.
BluO acquired Adler in 2009 and started work to reposition the company. The product portfolio was refocused to the 45+ age group.
Since then, turnover has increasd by 9.6% from €406m in 2009 to €445m in 2010. EBITDA has risen from €12.5m in 2009 to €37.8m in 2010.
Haibach-based Adler Modemärkte AG is a fashion retailer offering clothes for customers over the age of 45. The company operates shops in Germany, Austria and Luxembourg and was founded in 1948.
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