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Laep IPO Falls Flat

Oct 30, 2007

Laep Investments, a Brazilian private equity company that holds Parmalat's Brazilian assets, struggled to excite investors at its Monday IPO. The offering, initially peddled as 77.83m BDRs at BRL11.50-BRL15.50, was delayed three days and...

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