Betterware announced the merger operation should be completed in no more than 65 days, depending on approval by authorities in the US. The action would be the first IPO by a Mexican company since November 2017.
“The Nasdaq seemed the right place to place medium-sized Mexican companies with high growth, because we saw that in the Mexican Stock Exchange those actions did not operate well and lacked liquidity,” said Martin Werner, director of DD3.
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