Vulcan shares up 2.3% on public debut

Vulcan shares up 2.3% on public debut
Founder Peter Wells will retain a 14% stake valued at about $140m at the offer price of A$7.10. (Photo: supplied)
Dan Brunskill
Steel distribution firm Vulcan Steel has climbed 2.3% in its first trades on the NZX, adding $23 million to its market capitalisation.The company has gone public under the ticker code ‘VSL’ on the ASX and NZX, following a successful initial public offer to raise A$371.6 million (NZ$387m) at A$7.10 per share.“This is a momentous occasion and a pivotal step for Vulcan,” said chief executive Rhys Jones.We received strong support from institutional and individual investors in Australia, New Zealand and further afield. Our em...

More Markets

Pacific Edge upbeat about latest move for new test
Markets

Pacific Edge upbeat about latest move for new test

The median price for Cxbladder Triage Plus is US$1,018.44.

Pacific Edge reviews US pricing for new Cxbladder test
Markets

Pacific Edge reviews US pricing for new Cxbladder test

Cxbladder Triage Plus is a ‘next-generation’ Cxbladder test.

Second Auckland airport runway pushed out to 2038
Infrastructure

Second Auckland airport runway pushed out to 2038

The new draft master plan will be finalised by year-end.

Kernel adds shares and ETFs, but no day trading
Finance

Kernel adds shares and ETFs, but no day trading

Kernel Wealth's test share buyers have been piling into Nvidia, Apple and Google.