Healthcare giant Pure Health is planning to offer up to a 10% stake (or 1.11 bn shares) in an IPO on the ADX, according to the prospectus published on Friday. The shares will be offered at AED 3.26 per share, valuing the transaction at AED 3.62 bn. Pure Health expects to be listed on the ADX on 20 December.

Who’s selling: Alpha Dhabi Holding, AH Capital, Ataa Financial investments, International Holding Company, will be offering their shares in the IPO.

The book-building process starts Wednesday: The six-day subscription period for both retail and institutional investors is between 6-11 December. The company will sell 4.5% to retail investors and 95.5% to institutional investors.

Advisors:First Abu Dhabi Bank is the lead manager and lead receiving bank of the IPO, with WIO Bank and Al Maryah Community Bank acting as receiving banks.

More on Pure Health: Majority-owned by ADQ, PureHealth is the Middle East’s largest healthcare platform and currently operates over 25 hospitals and 100 clinics after merging with SEHA and Daman in 2022. In August, the firm acquired the UK’s largest private healthcare provider, Circle Health Group, for AED 4.4 bn.

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