German Postbank reducing planned IPO size to EUR 1.5 – 2bln

Deutsche Post World Net AG’s unit Postbank AG is reducing the size of its planned IPO to 1.5-2.0 bln eur from an earlier estimated 3 bln, Handelsblatt said, citing banking sources.

It said the number of shares to be sold would be smaller than planned.

Postbank has said it wants a listing before mid-July, and previously hoped to raise 2.5-3 bln eur from the share sale.

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