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Friday 07 March 2014 3:01 am

Boohoo confirms £560m listing next week

By: Harriet Green

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Online fashion website Boohoo has confirmed this morning that it’ll debut on London’s Alternative Investment Market (Aim) market next week, with a market cap of £560m.

Shares will be trading from next Friday, with 600m placed at 50p each, raising £300m.

The firm’s got plans to spend £50m of what’s raised via the flotation on expansion of a “multi-stage” development, improving infrastructure and growing distribution facilities.

£240m will be used to repay convertible loan notes held by existing shareholders.

The listing will also see the Manchester-based Kamani family holding 44 per cent of Boohoo’s enlarged share capital. They’ve sold a £240m stake in the fast-growing company, making them one of the richest families in the country.

 

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