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GEL163,509.48   as   of   July   2017,   a   whooping   increase   from   GEL38,932.77 a   year   ago.    The   highest   turnover   value   of   GEL4,163,201.12   was   seen   in   May.
8.3.1       ECM   news
DP   Eurasia,   master   franchisee   of   Domino’s   Pizza   in   Turkey,   Russia, Azerbaijan   and   Georgia,   announced   on   June   15   that   the   price   range   for its   planned   initial   public   offering   (IPO)   on   the   London   Stock   Exchange was   at   200   pence   to   230   pence   per   share.  T   hat   implied   “a   market capitalisation   of   between   £291mn   (€334mn)   and   £331mn   (€379mn)”.   “The mid-point   of   the   price   range   equates   to   an   expected   offer   size   of   £203mn   and an   expected   free   float   of   more   than   65%,   including   the   exercise   of   the over-allotment   option,”   DP   Eurasia   said   in   a   statement.   The   listing   is   expected to   take   place   on   June   28.   Morgan   Stanley   is   acting   as   global   co-ordinator   and joint   bookrunner   and   Citigroup   Global   Markets   Limited   is   acting   as   joint bookrunner.   The   offer   will   comprise   the   sale   of   part   of   the   shares   held   by   Fides Food   Systems   Coöperatief   U.A.,   an   entity   owned   by   Turkish   Private   Equity Fund   II   L.P.,   and   Vision   Lovemark   Coöperatief   U.A.,   an   entity   owned   by   the company's   CEO   Aslan   Saranga,   plus   an   issue   of   new   shares   to   raise   gross proceeds   of   £21mn.   The   proceeds   will   be   used   for   general   corporate   purposes and   working   capital   needs,   in   particular   relating   to   the   planned   roll   out   of corporate   stores   in   Russia,   DP   Eurasia   said.   DP   Eurasia   is   the   fifth   largest master   franchisee   of   Domino's   Pizza   Inc.
The   European   Bank   for   Reconstruction   and   Development   (EBRD)   sold 30%   of   its   shares   in   Georgia's   largest   lender,   TBC   Bank,   on   the   London Stock   Exchange   on   June   5,   the   multilateral   lender   said   in   a   press statement.    The   EBRD,   which   purchased   a   12.4%   stake   in   the   Georgian   bank in   2009,   said   that   its   move   was   prompted   by   the   lender's   good   performance   on the   stock   exchange   since   it   listed   in   2014.   The   news   comes   after   an   eventful year   for   the   bank   which   saw   it   acquire   a    premium   listing    on   the   London   Stock Exchange   (LSE)   last   August,   buy    the   fourth    largest   bank   in   Georgia   -   Bank Republic   -   and   overtake   the   previous   incumbent   as   the   country's   largest
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