Goldman Sachs’s ISS Said to Get Demand for All Shares in IPO
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ISS Holding A/S has demand for all the shares being sold in an initial public offering valuing the cleaning company at as much as 31.7 billion kroner ($5.8 billion), according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
ISS, whose owners include Goldman Sachs Capital Partners and EQT Partners AB, sent a message on demand for the sale to institutional investors, the people said, asking not to be identified while the transaction is on. The company set a price range of 140 to 175 kroner a share on March 3.