HCA Holdings, a Nashville, Tenn.-based hospital operator, has scheduled pricing for its up to $4.6 billion initial public offering on March 9, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
HCA plans to begin marketing the sale to investors on Tuesday, price the stock on March 9, and trade on the New York Stock Exchange on March 10.
HCA Holdings is the largest private operator of hospitals in the U.S., and its offering may replace that of Kinder Morgan as the largest private equity-backed IPO in the U.S.
HCA Holdings is the third large private equity-backed IPO to go public in the past two months.
Read the Wall Street Journal report on HCA.
Read more coverage on HCA Holdings:
- Florida's Kendall Regional Medical Center Names Lee Chaykin as CEO
- Georgia's Phoebe Putney Plans Acquisition of HCA's Palmyra Medical Center
- HCA Plans to Pay Private Equity Owners $2B in Dividends
HCA plans to begin marketing the sale to investors on Tuesday, price the stock on March 9, and trade on the New York Stock Exchange on March 10.
HCA Holdings is the largest private operator of hospitals in the U.S., and its offering may replace that of Kinder Morgan as the largest private equity-backed IPO in the U.S.
HCA Holdings is the third large private equity-backed IPO to go public in the past two months.
Read the Wall Street Journal report on HCA.
Read more coverage on HCA Holdings:
- Florida's Kendall Regional Medical Center Names Lee Chaykin as CEO
- Georgia's Phoebe Putney Plans Acquisition of HCA's Palmyra Medical Center
- HCA Plans to Pay Private Equity Owners $2B in Dividends