
Bridgepoint confirms intention to list
Bridgepoint has confirmed that it intends to list on the London Stock Exchange, one week after announcing its expectation to float.
As reported, the IPO could value the GP at £2bn.
The GP said in a statement that it expects to be eligible for the FTSE UK indices and will target a free float of 25% immediately after listing.
Bridgepoint expects to generate proceeds of £300m from the IPO, via the issue of new ordinary shares.
London-headquartered Bridgepoint invests in mid-market companies in Europe, focusing on four strategies: mid-market; lower-mid-cap; early-stage growth; and credit. The firm was founded in 2000 and had €27.4bn in assets under management as of 31 March 2021.
The GP's recent deals include the acquisition of a minority stake in fast food chain Itsu, as well as the investment in UK-based life sciences compliance and copy review business PharmaReview via its debut growth fund.
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