- LuLu Group International is considering an IPO with a $1 billion target, aiming to capitalize on investor interest and fuel expansion.
- With an $8 billion annual turnover, LuLu Group demonstrates stability and market resilience, enabling it to sustain large-scale operations.
- The IPO represents a strategic move for LuLu Group to secure resources, expand operations, and strengthen its position in the global retail sector.
LuLu Group International, headquartered in Abu Dhabi, is considering an initial public offering (IPO) with a minimum target of $1 billion. Sources cited by Bloomberg reveal that the company, famous for its operation of one of the Middle East’s largest hypermarket chains, has invited proposals from banks to potentially participate in this offering.
Insiders familiar with the matter suggest that the conglomerate is contemplating a dual listing in Riyadh and Abu Dhabi to take advantage of both markets, but it has not yet been confirmed by the LuLu Group.
Founded by Indian entrepreneur Yusuff Ali, LuLu Group International operates nearly 260 stores across 26 countries in the Middle East, Asia, the US, and Europe. Its annual turnover reportedly reaches $8 billion, highlighting its significant market presence and financial strength. Moreover, the company’s official website details a substantial workforce exceeding 70,000 employees.
The potential IPO represents a strategic move for LuLu Group International to drive further expansion and capitalize on its strong market position. By accessing the capital markets, the company aims to build investor confidence and secure resources for future growth initiatives, reinforcing its standing as a leading player in the global retail sector.
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