Fluidra decides to apply for stock exchange listing
October 9, 2007Today, Fluidra has agreed to request approval for
the listing of its shares on the Spanish Stock Exchange, as well as for their
inclusion in the Spanish Stock Exchange Interconnection System (Continuous
Market).
Through this operation, Fluidra will obtain access to Spanish and international
capital markets. Going public will allow Fluidra to obtain greater visibility in the
markets where it operates and will strengthen its competitiveness.
The financial entities advising Fluidra in the process of listing its shares on the
stock market are Citigroup, Banco Sabadell and Banco Santander.
Note
This document is a press release, not a prospectus. Investors should not subscribe or acquire any shares
or any other types of securities mentioned herein except based on the information contained in the
prospectus that will be published by the company at the appropriate time related to the admission to
trading of the company shares on the Spanish Stock Exchanges. Copies of the prospectus will be
available free of charge at the company headquarters once they are published.This document does not establish and is not part of
any offer or invitation to sell or issue and is not an application for a purchase offer or subscription of
company shares. Likewise, no part of this document or its distribution are part of, or could be used as, a
basis for any contract or investment decision and is not a recommendation as regards company shares.
This communication is directed exclusively at parties outside of the United Kingdom and cannot be used
by parties located in the United Kingdom.
The offer shall not be the object of registration in any country other than Spain, without detriment to the
usage of the international documents normally employed for public knowledge of offers by qualified
investors who are not residents of Spain. In particular, it is herein set on record that the shares that are the
object of the offer have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933,
or approved or turned down by the Securities and Exchange Commission or by any other United States
authority. Consequently, the shares cannot be the object of offer or sale in the United States except after
prior registry under the US Securities Act or under exemption from this regulation.
Lastly, it is set on record that this document or any copy of the same cannot be taken or sent to the United
States of America, Canada, Australia or Japan or be directly or indirectly distributed in the United States of
America, Canada, Australia or Japan or any resident of any of these countries.