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Who is the National Printing Company?
The National Printing Company owns and operates four businesses across packaging and paper products, producing over 2 billion units and 230,000 tonnes of materials every year.
What is happening?
National Printing Company is going public, offering 5% of the company’s shares to retail investors through the Egyptian Exchange (EGX).
You’ll be able to subscribe directly through the Thndr app.
IPO Details
*The share price determined by an independent financial expert and included in the IPO prospectus as a guide for investors
The public offering is supported by a stabilization fund covering 100% of the offering during the first 30 days of trading.
What is a stabilization fund?
During the first 30 days of trading, if you are not satisfied with the stock’s performance you can use the stabilization fund to get your investment value back.
This means if the stock price goes down below the IPO price during the first 30 days of trading, you can return your shares at the purchase price.
Please note:
- When subscribing you can subscribe with up to 4 times the amount in your wallet.
- 25% of your order value will be held until the order is executed
How do I participate?
On the IPO start date:
- Open the thndr app
- Go to the explore tab
- Search “NAPR” or “National Printing Company” and you will be able to access the IPO page
- You will be able to place your order
- Your order will remain pending until the IPO end date
What is Oversubscription?
If the demand for shares exceeds supply, the IPO becomes oversubscribed. This means each investor will receive only a portion of their requested shares.
Example
Let’s say you subscribe for 10,000 shares, and the IPO is oversubscribed 10X:
- Shares in your order: 10,000
- Oversubscription: 10X
- Your allocation: 10,000 ÷ 10 = 1,000 shares
