Pfizer’s Zoetis Surges in Trading After $2.24 Billion IPO

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Zoetis Inc., the animal-health company owned by Pfizer Inc., surged 19 percent in its debut after raising $2.24 billion in an initial public offering, pricing the shares above the proposed range.

The shares climbed to $31.01 at 4 p.m. New York time. Zoetis yesterday sold 86.1 million shares at $26 each, after offering them for $22 to $25.