Inmarsat lines up banks for £1.5bn summer IPO

Inmarsat, the satellite operator owned by private equity firms Apax Partners and Permira, has lined up banks for a summer flotation that could value the business at up to £1.5bn (€2.2bn).

Morgan Stanley is set to join JP Morgan Cazenove in a lead role in the initial public offering after Inmarsat held a beauty parade of advisers. This is understood to have involved up to eight investment banks.

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