Dutch cable operator Ziggo has officially completed its IPO after market close on 26th March. The IPO brought in €925 million including an extra allotment.

The extra allotment was exercised in full, meaning Ziggo will put extra shares onto the market. Around 50 million shares will start trading, a “free float” of  about 25 per cent of the company’s total shares.

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