Promsvyazbank set an indicative price range Wednesday for its initial public offering at $10 to $12 per global depository receipt.
The long-awaited IPO could raise between $345 million and $414 million based on that range, Promsvyazbank said in a statement.
In a two-step process, the bank will sell up to 30 million GDRs, including existing shares owned by main owner Promsvyaz Capital, followed by the issuance of new ordinary shares through a closed subscription.
Promsvyaz Capital will take part in the closed subscription, allowing it to retain its interest in the bank.
(Reuters)
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