The existing shareholder would sell its shares
Egyptian lender Banque du Caire announced on 11 October that it intends to float 30 per cent of its capital on the Egyptian Exchange. The proposed offering targets retail investors in Egypt and qualified institutional investors in domestic and international markets. Banque Misr, a state-owned Egyptian bank, holds the shares to be sold.[1], [2]
The sale comprises 4.575 billion existing ordinary shares held by Banque Misr. The structure announced by the bank is a secondary sale of existing equity. It envisages Rule 144A for qualified institutional buyers in the United States and Regulation S for investors outside the United States.[1]
