LONDON, March 19 (Reuters) – A trickle of British company stock market listings in London could gain momentum if a more receptive mood among investors persuades private equity firms the time is right to sell.
- Countrywide prices listing at top of price range
- Three other firms currently in the process of listing
- Private equity could prove source of future activity
New listing activity in London has been dominated by international companies over the last few years. Since 2008, British-domiciled firms have accounted for just over a third of the London main market debuts raising more than 100 million pounds ($151.1 million), according to Thomson Reuters data.
But so far this year the balance has shifted in favour of British firms.
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