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Friday 09 April 2021 2:32 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 09 April 2021 2:48 pm

Law firm Irwin Mitchell gears up for London stock market float

By: Hannah Godfrey

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Irwin Mitchell is readying itself to float on the London Stock Exchange, in a move the law firm hopes would value it at around £500m.

The firm, which offers legal and wealth management services, is working with investment bankers at Rothschild on plans for a potential IPO that could take place this year, Sky News first revealed.

Irwin Mitchell would join just a handful of UK listed law firms, including Ince and Knights.

According to Sky News, the £500m valuation would eclipse the few law firms listed in the UK.  

Irwin Mitchell has offices in England and Scotland, including a London office on Chancery Lane.

An Irwin Mitchell spokesperson said: “We’ve taken no decision to introduce external investment. We remain in a strong position financially with our existing bank facilities offering us sufficient firepower to invest further in the growth and transformation of our business.”   

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