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First European IPO of 2003 gets away after price cut

Pharmacy Chain 36.6, the Russian healthcare retailer, has completed the first European initial public offering of 2003 after pricing shares below its indicative range to raise $14.4m (€13.2m) in turbulent stock markets.

The firm originally intended to raise up to $25.6m, with an indicative price range of $11 to $16 per share. The deal was scheduled to price last week, but was delayed due to market conditions. ING was lead manager and sole bookrunner, with MDM Bank as co-lead manager.

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