Jan 14 (Reuters) - Mobile gaming company Playtika Holding
Corp PLTK.O on Thursday sold shares in its U.S. initial public
offering above its target range at $27 each, a person familiar
with the matter said.
Playtika had set a target price of between $22 and $24
apiece. The Israel-based company, which is owned by a Chinese
investor group, had planned to sell 21.7 million shares with a
further 47.8 million sold by existing investors, making the
total offering worth around $1.88 billion at $27 per share.
The IPO, the biggest U.S. listing in 2021 so far, values
Playtika at $11.1 billion. Playtika did not immediately respond
to a request for comment. The source requested anonymity as the
price was not yet public.
(Reporting by Joshua Franklin in Miami; Editing by Tom Hogue)
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