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IPOs remain possible in Paris, despite the market turbulence. Witness the ads, Wednesday, May 20, the imminent arrival of Europcar car rental, an appeal to the market of Abivax, small start-up in the world of health, and the revival of the rating process by the group Spie (postponed in extremis in October 2014).
industrial laundries Elis had preceded all these companies, in February. Successfully. His action was up 29%. Probably what encourage other candidates to run. In the first three months of the year, eleven new businesses and calls on the market, rising together near 947 million euros, according to KPMG. This is 23% more than in the same period of the previous year.
After a first half of 2014 splendor, who had seen the IPO of heavyweights like Elior, Coface, or Worldline Euronext, concerns over global growth had tripped the markets. The last notable arrival on the stock exchange in Paris dating from July 2014, when the electricity producer Voltalia had raised 100 million euros.
Supported by the plan announced massive purchases of assets by the Bank European Central (ECB), reassured by the decline of the euro and the plunge of oil, stock indices have since gained strength. “The Exchange resists rather well, Europe enjoys a certain economic recovery, companies have projects: everything grows that there is still a fairly high number of IPOs this year,” says Jean-Pierre Valensi, the KPMG consulting firm
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