FRANKFURT, May 7 (Reuters) - German car repair chain Auto-Teile Unger (ATU) plans to bring forward its stock market debut to June from the third quarter and aims to sell shares worth one billion euros ($1.2 billion), a German newspaper said on Friday.
ATU aims for an initial public offering (IPO) before German bank Postbank floats its shares on June 21, the Financial Times Deutschland reported, citing a banker advising ATU on the IPO.
It said ATU would announce more ...
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