UK-based telecoms reseller Euphony is looking to launch an IPO within the next two years, according to reports citing major Dutch shareholder Koos de Vink.
The group is considering a listing to support plans to provide its own telecoms and energy…
UK-based telecoms reseller Euphony is looking to launch an IPO within the next two years, according to reports citing major Dutch shareholder Koos de Vink.
The group is considering a listing to support plans to provide its own telecoms and energy services, rather than act as an intermediary in the market, De Vink reportedly told local paper Express.
The company, which offers fixed-line, mobile, VoIP, broadband, energy and credit card services, will concentrate on further growth until it is time to list, he reportedly added.
Euphony has 700,000 customers in Belgium and 40,000 in the Netherlands – the majority of which are signed up to telecoms services, reports add.
The privately owned group did not respond to requests for comment.
