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Swiss healthcare real estate company Infracore has announced a market capitalisation of CHF 826 million (around USD 1 billion) ahead of its stock market debut in Zurich. The valuation is based on a fixed offer price of CHF 54 per share, with about 27.5% of the company's shares available for public trading. The listing marks a key milestone for Infracore as it enters the public market, while maintaining a majority of its shares with existing shareholders. The company operates in Switzerland's healthcare real estate sector.
Swiss healthcare real estate company Infracore has announced that its market capitalisation at the time of listing will be CHF 826 million, equivalent to around USD 1 billion. The company's shares are scheduled to begin trading on the Zurich stock exchange on Thursday, marking its entry into the public markets.
The valuation has been calculated based on a fixed offer price of CHF 54 per share. Infracore also stated that around 27.5% of its total share capital will be available as free float, allowing public investors to trade the stock after the listing.
The public listing represents an important step for the healthcare real estate company, which owns and manages healthcare-related property assets in Switzerland. By keeping the free float at 27.5%, the majority of the company's shares will continue to remain with its existing shareholders following the listing.
The listing comes as European capital markets have shown signs of gradual recovery, with companies cautiously returning to initial public offerings after a period of subdued activity driven by economic uncertainty, higher interest rates and market volatility. Against this backdrop, Infracore's planned debut adds another healthcare-focused real estate company to the Swiss stock exchange.
Source Reuters
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