Monday, December 8, 2014

Capio is said to be on its way to the market again – Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet

Capio is said to be on its way to the market again – Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet

The information on a return to the Stockholm Stock Exchange from sources to Dagens Industri. According to these sources, Thomas Berglund recently presented the Company to key investors.

– Thomas Berglund want to become a publicly-president again (he was CEO of Securitas many years – Editor’s note). He is now completely set on Capio to the stock market soon, says an industrial source for the newspaper.

Even for two and a half years ago opened the relatively newly appointed Thomas Berglund, in an interview with Svenska Dagbladet Näringslivs January Almgren, for an IPO. He indicated that a time interval that a listing could come in two to three years.

The information contained in Monday’s Dagens Industri rhymes so well with this horizon. Capio in Nordic Capital’s sixth fund that was started nine years ago. The basic plan is, according to the newspaper, the Fund will close next year.

The bank SEB, together with JP Morgan chief adviser in connection with the IPO, according to DI’s data. Thomas Berglund says, however, told the newspaper that there is no Lent schedule but it is clear that the current owner to hand over the company at any time.

Capio CEO either confirms or denies that the company is prepared on an IPO shortly.

– I am happy to be the head of Capio it is a fine company with an exciting business. If the company is on the stock market does not much matter to me as a person, however, I think it can be good for Capio to eventually get to the stock market, says Thomas Berglund.

Last year, replied operations in Sweden, where the company runs the St. George’s acute care hospitals in Stockholm, for half of Capio’s turnover. Capio bought out from the Stockholm Stock Exchange for the 17 billion fall of 2006 by venture capital firms Nordic Capital and Apax Partners.

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