Autozulieferer: Mahle erwägt wohl erneut Börsengang des Indien-Geschäfts
Der Stuttgarter Autozulieferer Mahle prüft einem Bericht zufolge erneut einen Börsengang seiner indischen Tochter. Die Emission könnte bis zu 400 Millionen Dollar einbringen.
German auto supplier Mahle is reportedly considering a second potential listing of its Indian operations, according to a Bloomberg report. The news agency cites anonymous sources stating that Mahle has initiated early discussions with potential advisors regarding an equity sale in Mumbai. The company is expected to soon engage banks to prepare for the stock market debut, with the potential offering valued at $300-400 million.
These deliberations remain ongoing, and the scope of the listing, including its size, may still change. Mahle had also considered a listing for its Indian business in 2024, but ultimately did not pursue the idea. A company spokesperson stated that Mahle does not comment on market speculation. Recently, numerous international companies have been drawn to India's stock exchange due to strong investor demand and attractive valuation metrics.
Major players such as Hyundai, LG Electronics, Carraro, and Tenneco have listed their respective Indian subsidiaries in recent years through Bombay.
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