Porsche IPO Explained

On September 29, Volkswagen went ahead with the Porsche IPO. But before we dive deeper, you might wonder what an IPO means.

Well, IPO or Initial Public Offering is the process when a private corporation offers its shares to the public in a new stock issuance for the first time.

This IPO opened doors of eminent entrepreneurial freedom for Porsche, which became the largest public offering in Europe in terms of the market capitalization of about €78.000 billion.

With this new venture, Porsche is now shifting its gear and setting ambitious goals socially, economically, and ecologically.

Wondering how much it is being offered? Well, the luxury car manufactuter’s offer price is set at €82.50 per Preferred Share offered.

Also, Porsche’s Preferred Shares are listed on Germany’s Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol of “P911”, while its German Securities Code is “PAG911”.

By acquiring this information, you might be gearing up for a buy. But wait, there are more things you need to know about the Porsche IPO.

Right now, the luxury car maker’s business is humming along quite now as it expects roughly $39.00 billion in sales for the full year, which is up by 20.00% from 2021.

Besides, Porsche is estimated to be valued between $59.80 billion to $84.60 billion. As a comparison, an approximately $85.00 billion valuation would give Porsche a market capitalization just behind its parent company Volkswagen’s $93.00 billion.