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On the evening of January 22nd, Anta announced that it would subscribe for no more than 220 million US dollars (about RMB 1.58 billion) of common stock of Amafen Sports.
On January 22nd, Amafen Sports, a world-renowned outdoor brand, announced its initial public offering (IPO) in official website, offering 100 million common shares. At present, the IPO price is expected to be $16-$18 per share, which means the maximum financing scale is $1.8 billion (about RMB 12.9 billion).
The main shareholders of Amafen Sports include Anta Sporting Goods Co., Ltd., Anamered Investments Inc and Tencent Holdings Co., Ltd. These investors will buy shares of the company during the IPO period:
Anta and Anamered will buy back shares for $220 million, while Tencent will buy back shares for $70 million.
The IPO was led by Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Securities, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley. Other investment banks will also participate in the placement.
Amer Sports has more than 10,800 employees worldwide. Its business covers 41 countries/regions, and its products are sold to more than 100 countries/regions.
Amer Sports Corporation Founded in Helsinki, Finland in 1950.
In 2019, Amer Sports was acquired by China Consortium for about $5 billion.
The company owns sports brands. Arc'teryx、Salomon、Wilson、Peak Performance 和 Atomic。
Amafen Sports announced that its revenue in 2022 was $3.55 billion, higher than $2.4 billion in 2020, with a compound annual growth rate of 20.4%.
Red dragonfly set up outdoor products company
Red Dragonfly recently established Hangzhou Red Dragonfly Light Outdoor Products Co., Ltd. with a registered capital of 10 million yuan. Its business scope includes outdoor products and luggage sales, as well as wholesale of shoes and hats. The legal representative is Qian Fan, vice chairman of Zhejiang Red Dragonfly Footwear Co., Ltd.
Insiders pointed out that Red Dragonfly set up a company focusing on outdoor products to find a new growth curve.
Macy's refused
$5.8 billion privatization offer
Macy's recently rejected a $5.8 billion privatization offer jointly made by investment company Arkhouse Management Co and alternative asset management company Advantage Capital Management.
In a statement, the department store pointed out that the two investors failed to dispel the concerns of the board of directors about their financing ability and believed that their non-binding proposal lacked convincing value.
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