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    Brainlab IPO expected to price at lower end of range

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    Posted on June 30, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Brainlab's IPO is priced at 80 euros per share, marking the first major German IPO of the year. The listing will occur on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange amid market volatility.

    Brainlab IPO expected to price at lower end of range

    BERLIN (Reuters) -German medical technology firm Brainlab is expected to price at 80 euros ($93.86) per share in its initial public offering planned for Thursday, the lower end of its offer range, according to a statement from a bookrunner.

    Books are multiple times oversubscribed at that level, the statement said on Monday.

    The listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange of Munich-based Brainlab, which makes software systems used as navigational tools by surgeons, is set to be the first major IPO this year for Germany and comes despite a volatile market environment hit by growing uncertainty from global trade wars.

    Last week, German car parts seller Autodoc puts its IPO on hold.

    Brainlab's official price range was set at 80-100 euros per share, valuing the company in a range of 1.7 to 2.1 billion euros.

    The issue volume - 160 million euros at the expected final price - will go to the company itself, with the remainder going to company founder Stefan Vilsmeier, his extended family and Munich-based financial investor EMH Partners.

    The executive board is set to present Brainlab to U.S. investors in New York on Monday, with the subscription period ending on Tuesday.

    The IPO is being organised by Berenberg and Deutsche Bank.

    ($1 = 0.8523 euros)

    (Reporting by Alexander Huebner, Writing by Rachel More, Editing by Friederike Heine and Miranda Murray)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Brainlab's IPO is priced at 80 euros per share.
    • •The IPO is the first major German IPO of the year.
    • •The listing will occur on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
    • •Books are oversubscribed at the current price level.
    • •The IPO is organized by Berenberg and Deutsche Bank.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Brainlab IPO expected to price at lower end of range

    1What is the expected price for Brainlab's IPO?

    Brainlab is expected to price its shares at 80 euros per share, which is the lower end of its offer range.

    2What is the valuation range for Brainlab?

    The official price range for Brainlab's IPO is set at 80-100 euros per share, valuing the company between 1.7 to 2.1 billion euros.

    3Who is organizing the Brainlab IPO?

    The IPO is being organized by Berenberg and Deutsche Bank.

    4When is the subscription period for Brainlab's IPO?

    The subscription period for Brainlab's IPO ends on Tuesday, following a presentation to U.S. investors in New York on Monday.

    5What is the issue volume for the IPO?

    The issue volume for the IPO is expected to be 160 million euros at the anticipated final price.

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