MBK-owned Komeda Coffee wins approval for Japan IPO
Komeda Coffee, a coffee shop chain owned by North Asia-focused MBK Partners, has won approval for a Tokyo IPO. The indicative price suggested the offering will be worth up to JPY60.2 billion ($547.4 million).
According to a regulatory filing, MBK will sell 26.7 million shares plus up to four million more if the overallotment option is exercised. The indicative selling price is JPY1,960 per share. Pricing terms...
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