Italy · Fashion business
Moncler’s Milan IPO placed 76.82 million existing shares
Moncler began trading in Milan on 16 December 2013. The exchange recorded €783.56 million placed at €10.20 per share, including a full 10.02 million-share overallotment option. Borsa Italiana showed no proceeds from newly issued shares.
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- 28 November 2013Offer period begins
The exchange lists a base offer of up to 66.8 million shares and a bookbuilding range of €8.75 to €10.20. Source 1
- 11 December 2013Offer period ends
Borsa Italiana records more than 2.08 billion shares requested across public and institutional orders. Source 1
- 16 December 2013Moncler starts trading in Milan
The IPO price is €10.20. The issuer reports a first-day closing price of €14.97. Source 2
- December 2013 exchange summaryFinal placement includes the full option
The exchange records 76.82 million shares allocated, including 10.02 million through the overallotment option. Source 1
- February 2014Issuer reports a later ownership snapshot
The annual report shows Ruffini Partecipazioni at 31.90% and the market category at 27.58%. Source 2
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The option increased the allotted share count
Borsa Italiana lists an initial maximum of 66.80 million shares and a further 10.02 million under the overallotment option. The final count was 76.82 million, meaning the full option was used. The option accounted for about 13% of the final allocation. Source 1
The placement amount came from existing shares
At €10.20 each, 76.82 million shares produce about €783.56 million of gross value. The exchange shows no amount in its newly issued shares line. Its recorded proceeds describe shares placed and do not establish an injection of new equity capital into Moncler. Source 1 Source 3
Institutional orders and allocations were much larger
Borsa Italiana records about 1.99 billion requested shares in the institutional book and 97.05 million in the public book. The exchange allocated 70.14 million to institutions and 6.68 million to the public. Requests are measures of demand, while allocations record the shares placed. Source 1
The first-day close measures a different price
Moncler reported a €14.97 first-day closing price, about 47% above the €10.20 IPO price. The exchange’s €3.62 billion first-day capitalization applies to the company’s shares as a whole. Its February shareholding table in the issuer report is a later ownership snapshot. Source 1 Source 2