Jimmy Choo Marks Low Market Debut, Becomes First Luxury Footwear Brand To Be Publicly Traded - ibtimes.com -BoardProspects

Jimmy Choo Marks Low Market Debut, Becomes First Luxury Footwear Brand To Be Publicly Traded

ibtimes.com Oct 17 2014 BoardNews

Shares of Jimmy Choo were up slightly in early trading Friday after the British luxury shoe retailer priced its offering at the bottom of its expected range. With the pricing, Jimmy Choo became the first stand-alone luxury footwear brand to be publicly traded...
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1. Today's announcement marks an important milestone for Jimmy Choo and recognizes not only the appeal of our high-quality products, but also confidence in our ability to outperform the luxury shoe market.
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