MOSCOW, Oct 26 (PRIME) -- Russian carsharing service Delimobil has set the price guidance for an initial public offering (IPO) in the range of U.S. $10–12 per share, according to the company’s documents seen by PRIME late on Monday.
Delimobil will list its American depositary shares (ADSs) on the New York Stock Exchange with a secondary listing on the Moscow Exchange under ticker DMOB.
The company will offer 20 million ADSs, each equal two ordinary shares. Organizers of the deal have an option of an additional offer of 3 million ADSs.
In total, Delimobil can raise $200–240 million or $230–276 million if the option is exercised.
Delimobil’s main beneficiary is the service’s co-founder Italian businessman Vincenzo Trani through securitization funds MK Impact Finance with 37.96% of shares and Mikro Fund with 16.89% as well as firm D-Mobility Worldwide with 13.37%.
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