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    Home > Finance > Hotelbeds owner HBX Group sets indicative IPO share price at 11.5 euros
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    Hotelbeds owner HBX Group sets indicative IPO share price at 11.5 euros

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on February 7, 2025

    1 min read

    Last updated: January 26, 2026

    The image illustrates the announcement of HBX Group's indicative IPO share price of 11.5 euros, marking a significant moment in finance. This IPO is expected to be the largest listing in Europe this year.
    Hotelbeds owner HBX Group announces IPO share price of 11.5 euros - Global Banking & Finance Review

    Quick Summary

    HBX Group sets its IPO share price at 11.5 euros, aiming to raise 725 million euros in Europe's largest listing this year. Trading begins February 13.

    HBX Group Announces IPO Share Price at 11.5 Euros

    MADRID (Reuters) - Hotelbeds owner HBX Group set the indicative share price for its initial public offering at 11.50 euros ($11.93) per share, the Spanish travel technology company said on Friday in a filing to market supervisor CNMV.

    HBX Group said last week it intended to raise 725 million euros from the IPO, which is set to be the largest listing in Europe so far this year.

    The indicative price is at mid-point of a previously set range between 10.50 and 12.50 euros.

    The final price will be set after the bookbuilding period, which is scheduled to close on February 10.

    The company would be valued at between 2.66 billion euros and 3.03 billion euros after the IPO, according to Reuters calculations based on the IPO prospectus.

    HBX expects to start trading on the Spanish stock market on February 13.

    ($1 = 0.9643 euros)

    (Reporting by Emma Pinedo, editing by Inti Landauro and Emelia Sithole-Matarise)

    Key Takeaways

    • •HBX Group sets IPO share price at 11.5 euros.
    • •The IPO aims to raise 725 million euros.
    • •It is the largest listing in Europe this year.
    • •The final price will be set after February 10.
    • •HBX trading starts on February 13 on the Spanish market.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Hotelbeds owner HBX Group sets indicative IPO share price at 11.5 euros

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses HBX Group's IPO, setting the share price at 11.5 euros to raise 725 million euros.

    2What is the significance of the IPO?

    It is set to be the largest listing in Europe this year, highlighting its significance in the market.

    3When will HBX start trading?

    HBX is expected to start trading on the Spanish stock market on February 13.

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