Prada Gets Approval For $2B HK Listing

Prada has secured regulatory approval to launch a Hong Kong initial public offering.

Prada has secured regulatory approval to launch a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), The Wall Street Journal reports. The Italian fashion house is seeking to raise around $2 billion from the offering.

The Milan-based company, which is planning to sell a 20% stake in the family-run firm, postponed its plans to list in 2008, adds Bloomberg. Goldman Sachs, Intesa Sanpaolo unit, Banca IMI, Unicredit and Credit Agricole are managing Prada’s offering.

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