After raising $1.15 billion by selling 50 million shares for $23 each, above the expected $19 to $21 range, stock in the Dallas-based company climbed $4.35, or 19 percent, at $27.35 on the first day of trading on the public markets.
Investors in the public markets leaped at the opportunity to capture the growth of MetroPCS, whose revenue climbed 49 percent in 2006 to $1.5 billion. Meanwhile, the company’s private investors, including Madison Dearborn Capital Partners and TA Associates found a lucrative exit point. "
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