Archer denies Rebel Sport IPO delay
Australian private equity firm Archer Capital denied reports of delays in its planned exit of its majority-owned investee Rebel Sport Ltd., the largest sports goods shop chain in Australia, through a listing on the Australian Stock Exchange by the end of March this year.
However, it added that the firm is not in a rush. Archer has retained Goldman Sachs, UBS and Merrill Lynch to provide advice on the flotation of Rebel, which it acquired in 2007, but has been awaiting...
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