Widex families on future WSA co-owners: Danish investors preferred to public listing
The families behind one half of the merger company WSA dream of bringing in ”bigger, long-term Danish investors” as an alternative to an initial public offering once equity firm and co-owner EQT exits the investment.
by SIGNE FERSLEV PEDERSEN, translated by daniel pedersen
When equity firm EQT exits hearing aid giant WS Audiology at some point in the future, going public could be the obvious option.
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