TOKYO (Reuters) -Carlyle Group-backed Japanese beer maker Orion Breweries plans to list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on September 25 after raising about 16.7 billion yen ($113.26 million), a regulatory filing showed on Thursday.
The initial public offering comes six years after Carlyle and Nomura Capital Partners jointly acquired the Okinawa-based beer company via a $386.68 million management buyout.
Carlyle and Nomura currently each own about 40% of the company while railway operator Kintetsu Group Holdings also owns about 10% of shares.
Founded in 1957, Orion Breweries produces and distributes alcoholic beverages and soft drinks.
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(Reporting by Mariko Katsumura; Editing by Christopher Cushing)
