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Wednesday 09 July 2014 8:52 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 07 June 2019 12:58 am

SSP prices its shares to go

By: Michael Bow

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Upper Crust sandwich shop owner SSP will price its London stock market debut at the lower end of the range today at 210p.

The group, which narrowed the price range from 200p to 240p to between 210p and 230p on Tuesday, will debut with a market cap of nearly £1bn.

Investor demand for the issue has been relatively high and the books on the issuing were covered at 200p just a day after the share offering was launched for investors.

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