
H2's Eurocell to list in London
British UPVC building products manufacturer Eurocell, owned by H2 Equity Partners, is aiming to list on the London Stock Exchange in March.
Eurocell's listing will see a 25% minimum free float for the business, as H2 sells down part of its holding in the company it acquired in September 2013. No over-allotment option will be offered, according to Eurocell's intention to float.
H2 is expected to remain the largest shareholder in the company after the listing.
The GP has agreed to a 180-day lock-up period for shares not included in the offering, while senior management has agreed to wait a year before selling additional shares.
Eurocell had revenues of £173m in the 2014 calendar year and adjusted EBITDA of £26m.
Cannaccord Genuity is the sponsor and sole bookrunner for the IPO, with Peel Hunt as co-lead manager and Rothschild as financial adviser.
H2 acquired Derbyshire-based Eurocell in a buyout from Belgian company Tessenderlo Group two years ago.
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