CHAMP's Study Group International mulls IPO
CHAMP Private Equity-owned Australian education services provider Study Group International is reportedly exploring a listing on the Australian Stock Exchange in June, and has appointed Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse as joint lead managers.
It’s estimated that the value of the float, if it materializes, could be up to A$600 million ($540 million). CHAMP acquired the business from the Daily Mail Group in 2006 for A$176 million ($157 million)....
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