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KNDS would seek IPO as soon as possible, CEO says
MUNICH, Oct 19 (Reuters) - KNDS CEO Jean-Paul Alary told Reuters on Monday he would prefer an initial public offering as soon as market conditions allow, adding he welcomed the German government taking a stake in the company.
• "The IPO remains a central part of our strategy. We will move forward with it as soon as the market conditions allow," Alary said.
• He would prefer an IPO before the presidential elections in France, starting April 18, 2027.
• The German government is in talks to acquire a 50% stake in the Franco-German tank maker from its German owner families, a person close to the matter told Reuters last week.
• Alary sees this merely as an intermediate step on the way to a market listing: "The only thing that has changed now is that there could be two steps instead of just one."
• He reiterated that the federal government would be "very welcome" as a shareholder in KNDS.
(Reporting by Alexander HuebnerWriting by Linda PasquiniEditing by Ludwig Burger)
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