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Airtel Africa drops 12.5% in early trade after London debut

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Bharti AirtelAirtel Africa shares dropped as much as 12.5% in early trade on Friday after its London stock market debut, hitting a low of 70 pence ($0.89) after setting the price at 80 pence per share.

Airtel Africa, a unit of India’s Bharti Airtel Ltd., last week set a price range of 80 pence to 100 pence per share for its IPO, before pricing at the bottom of the range.

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The final offer comprised 744,047,619 new shares, setting the deal size at 595 million pounds ($754.3 million) and the initial market capitalisation at 3.1 billion pounds at issue, the company said. (Reuters/NAN)

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