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Stada Eyes IPO in Autumn if Conditions Are Right

The German pharmaceutical company is backed by private-equity firms Bain Capital and Cinven

Stada delayed plans to go public in April, citing geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility.
Stada delayed plans to go public in April, citing geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility. Photo: Ralph Orlowski/Reuters

Private-equity backed Stada aims to launch an initial public offering this fall following a postponement this past spring, joining the scattering of companies queuing up to list before year-end.

The German pharmaceutical company delayed plans to go public in April, citing geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility. Other companies like StubHub and Klarna also delayed IPOs earlier this year due to market volatility stemming from U.S. President Trump’s tariff policies.

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