
Ziggo to raise up to EUR 745 mln in IPO

Dutch cable operator Ziggo has set an indicative price range of EUR 16.50-18.50 for its upcoming initial public offering in Amsterdam, valuing the IPO at EUR 664.12-744.62 million, assuming full exercise of the greenshoe. The IPO will see the secondary sale of 35 million shares held by Ziggo shareholders Cinven and Warburg Pincus, as well as a greenshoe, or over-allotment, of up to an additional 15 percent, together making up 20.125 percent of Ziggo's total issued share capital. The IPO will include a public offering to institutional and retail investors in the Netherlands and a private placement to institutional investors internationally, with the greenshow reserved for investors in the Netherlands. The offer subscription period starts on 9 March and ends 20 March. The shares will start trading on 21 March, with pricing and determination of the exact number of shares offered announced on that day. JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley are the joint global coordinators for the IPO, with Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and UBS acting as joint bookrunners, ABN AMRO, HSBC, Nomura and Rabobank as joint lead managers, ABN Amro and Rabobank as joint retail bookrunners and Societe Generale as co-lead manager. Ziggo also announced the nomination of Rob Ruijter as member of the supervisory board and chairman of the Audit Committee. Ruijter is expected to join before the IPO closes. Ruijter previously held financial executive board positions at Philips Lighting, ASM International, VNU, KLM and Baan. He currently has an advisory role at Verdonck Klooster & Associates and is a supervisory board member of Unit4 and Wavin. Ziggo reported revenues at EUR 1.48 billion and EBITDA at EUR 835 million in 2011, with organic growth at 7.4 percent
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