IPO not preferred option, says Perpetual Guardian
Float will crystallise payment to Pyne Gould Corp. With special feature audio.
Perpetual Guardian owner Andrew Barnes says he would have preferred to keep the company private but a stock exchange float was the only realistic option.
The wills and trusts specialist has announced a proposed initial public offer to raise up to $150 million this year and list on the NZX and
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Tim Hunter
Wed, 03 Aug 2016
Wed, 03 Aug 2016
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IPO not preferred option, says Perpetual Guardian
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