Coty announces public secondary offering of KKR shares

Published: 8-Sep-2021
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The sale of 50 million shares of Coty’s outstanding Class A common stock will be sold by KKR Rainbow Aggregator, which acquired 60% of the Wella, Clairol, OPI and ghd brands in June last year

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Coty has announced a proposed secondary offering of Class A common stock by KKR, the private equity platform that bought a majority

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